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Case Study: Providing Event Attendees with Wireless Internet via Mobile Broadband

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By Jason Samuels, Manager of Information Technology, National Council on Family Relations. In the four years that I’ve been responsible for planning and negotiating conference A/V and other technology expenses for NCFR, I’ve had my eye on mobile broadband as a potential lower-cost alternative for providing internet access.

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The Future of the Nonprofit Office: Working from Home v2.0

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Let's take a look at where the technology to make this all happen is going -- and where it's coming up short. . Advances in mobile technology are significantly changing how we live and work. Organizations will upgrade and switch to product versions/services that allow for seamless mobile access. We Need to Have a Meeting!

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Game Friday: Do Games Have to Be Fun To Be Good?

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Who would set their sights on these mundane aspects of human experience, things that recede into the background, given the glitzy alternative of commercial games? Mobile casual games, played by commuters, could arguably be considered "time fillers." Serious games offer one example. situations. Is it fun to read a magazine on the train?

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7 Reasons Nonprofits Need iPads

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Skeptics doubted the iPod in 2001 , but it went on to help revolutionize how people consume music and audio content. The iPad's release next month is best considered as another milestone in the phenomenal expansion of mobile computing. 4) Training Tool: Educators and trainers are already incorporating new technology into the classroom.

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That's Art Mobs, Not Art Snobs.

Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media

But, found this interesting example of using this new technology to make art more accessible. The Art Mobs project exploits the ubiquity of iPods and other portable MP3 players to offer museum-goers a free, grassroots alternative. I decided to join the Thursday evening blogger list and hope to make it to the meetings.

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