295 Articles match "Information","Wiki"

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Tuesday, August 31, 2010
Wikis/Blogs. Wikis and blogs require some writing skills (in addition to power). If you look at the path that information must travel, there is a point where the tools that NGOs have used for data collection work well. William (Bill) Lester, NPOKI. You are funded to do this by a US foundation. There is no real infrastructure.
 
Friday, August 27, 2010
Lisa Harris from Colorado Health Care Foundation and Kindle Morell from Colorado Health Institute shared how they have formed an informal social media peer group of people from different health care organizations in the Denver area. Colorado Project. View more presentations from Beth Kanter. The Colorado Trust blog has notes here.).
 
Thursday, August 12, 2010
This is a great way for your voice to be heard and added to the Crisis Data wiki ( [link] ). You can also add or comment on the Summit’s aggregated information via the Emergency Social Data Wiki. All of this information is also available at our Emergency Social Data Summit on the American Red Cross blog. EDT/10 a.m.
 

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He correctly points out that wikis save every edit, allowing for easy recovery and collaboration. There are times - particularly when I'm working on an article with an editor - that the granular Track Changes readout fits the bill better than a wiki's revision history, because I'm interested in seeing every small grammatical correction.
Facilitated by members of the Membership Section Council, it was all about getting a bunch of us membership people in a room to start writing the basis for membership-related entries in the ASAE's Associapedia , which as you can probably figure out, is the ASAE's wiki for all association-related knowledge. wikis ASAE thought, cool!!
I'm following up on my post suggesting that Wikis should be grabbing a portion of the market from word processors. Wikis are convenient collaborative editing platforms that remove a lot of the legacy awkwardness that traditional editing software brings to writing for the web. growing trend is use of a Wiki as a company Intranet.
I've already started updating the feeds on the homepage to aggregate Ida-related information, but there are still some tasks to be done. Most importantly, we need to update the wiki: [link]. If you plan to work on a section of the wiki, please let us know which one. He set up a Ning site Hurricane Information Center.  
Presidential Election Markets » October 09, 2007 Data:Information: Knowledge: What can we do in 2 years later? ran across this one again Link: The Psychology of Information: Why we dont share. use the definitions of data, information and knowledge shown at right. We need data and information. What didnt work?
Like many foundations, MMT has been building a "knowledge management" system to archive information in an accessible way to help us be the best grantmakers we can be. Why, we asked ourselves, would we set up a system that only MMT could use when the need for good information is shared by other foundations. Tags: sharing wikis
What's a wiki? Wikis are websites that are extremely easy for anyone (even you!) While there are some criticisms of its consensus-based model for information-vetting, there's no doubt of its success as a collaborative knowledge-creation project. Its success can distort understanding of what makes a wiki work. to edit.
It’s called Twitter Voter Report and it brings together a team of techies, Twitter users and a Wiki to aggregate information on voting day. Collectively we will inform each other when when the lines too long and ensure that media and watchdog groups know where problems exist. citizens. or join the VoteReport Google Group
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I've created a wikitation site (presentation as wiki) to house the presentation materials and for some basic primers/factsheets I hope to write. The planning wiki (very much a work in progress right now) is here. Where do I find more information? Click To Play John Kenyon tells you why video blogging is useful for nonprofits.