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Thursday, January 1, 2009
I've had a post in draft for a couple of weeks now about some personal/professional goals or my New Year's resolutions for 2009. I read Chris Brogan's " Your 3 Goals for 2009 " and I loved his process. Think of
how There are some technical or graphic design needs that I can't do myself, so I'm getting help from some of my colleagues, including Laura Whitehead, Tony Karrer, and Michelle Murrain. Flickr Photo from SteveTookIt
I've how you want to be successful in 2009.
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Tuesday, August 18, 2009
These 5 Steps are intended to help you create a successful social media strategy, but as you will see, they focus on your organization’s overall strategy!
Goals & Objectives
Evaluate your goals and objectives, as an organization. I have a guest post up on John Haydon’s blog ! You can visit his blog to read the post and join the conversation there.
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Friday, May 1, 2009
Tony Karrer has an interesting post on the issue of learning goals. He's noticed that there seem to be two types of goals:
Directed Learning Goals – specific focus
Flow Learning Goals – nonspecific, exploratory
He goes on to argue that 1) people tend to fall into one of these two camps in terms of how they approach their own learning and 2) formal learning seems to more effectively support people with directed learning goals, while informal learning seems more for those with flow learning goals. Says Tony of informal learning: Unlike formal
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Monday, October 26, 2009
In the midst of dinner she asked me a very interesting question,
“When your goal is very long-term, how do you decide what to do today? It’s much better to take many small steps toward a goal, and let people see them happen, than to take a giant leap that happens behind closed doors. hope this helps you think about the knowledge work you’re doing every day. On a recent trip to the Bay Area, I had a chance to share a dinner with an amazingly productive and visionary friend who works in the social change field. What is your process for making choices about
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Tuesday, July 7, 2009
well implemented blog with a solid strategy behind it can be an incredible tool to help you connect with supporters on the web. Let’s look at some goals, questions, strategy and tactics to get you starte A post by Chris Brogan on “ Strategic Blogging and Some Tactics to Nail It ” for business got me thinking about how nonprofits could benefit from a full fledged blogging strategy. A
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Thursday, June 11, 2009
Collaboration is a huge focus of mine: Finding ways for organizations working in the same sector to share calls to action to amplify the impact, helping organizaitons understand where their work aligns to cross pollinate across their networks, and so forth. How do we help organizations redefine their “community” to understand the entire ecosystem in which they operate?
I have a new post up on the Stanford Social Innovation Review and this is a special post because it’s actually a book review. Hildy Gottlieb, a colleague (but really growing into a friend) sent me a copy
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Sunday, July 19, 2009
What are your goals? We all know that having goals
are Without goals you have no idea if your efforts are
producing How to Create a Blogging Plan and Actually Reach Your Goals This Year by ProBlogger
and others) will help you solidify your goals overall strategy and the
tactics are key to success. producing the desired result, no way to know if changes are needed, no
way
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Thursday, December 11, 2008
The organization's goal is to makes it easy for people to find
and I also remember when Peter Deitz launched the community discussion about his idea for Social Actions API back in January, 2008- he titled it " Help Me Clone Beth Kanter " as part of helping me with a Cambodian campaign was I working on at the time. He has identified nine goals for 2009 . For the last 2.5 years, Peter has been working extremely hard to build Social Actions from scratch.
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Monday, January 4, 2010
No time, no budget, and no skilled resources available for your nonprofit to dive into web analytics and make sense of what the numbers mean for your goals and objectives? The Analysis Exchange wants to help — at no cost to your organization. ...( read more )
...Tags: Tags: Non-profit technology General non-profit interest nptech Web 2.0
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Wednesday, February 17, 2010
Do you have a budget that could include paying an outside vendor like See3 to help develop video -- or a limited budget that could only utilize Windows Moviemaker?
This will help you understand where they spend time watching videos and their comfort level with different technologies.
To meet those goals we needed to be able to count the number of shares and capture the information of people sharing.
Jaime-Alexis Fowler, Pathfinder International
It's It's no newsflash that video is -- in some ways -- king of social media visibility.
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