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The Deep Learning When Nonprofit Techies Get Together

Tech Soup

NetSquared DC's Roshani Kothari on why she loves NetSquared. Beyrouth, Lebanon: SkillPill: Creating Wikipedia Articles. Image Name: Author / License. (Please visit the site to view this video). I've just returned from the Nonprofit Technology Conference in Austin and I'm pumped! Asia and Pacific Rim. HTML EXAMPLE.

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In With the QR In Crowd

Connection Cafe

Author: Emily Goodstein. The RSVP list was HUGE (I’ve never seen Washington, DC’s Hilton as crowded as it was that day), the menu was set (grilled chicken salad served on a bed of micro greens), and the speakers were confirmed (including First Lady Michelle Obama)!

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Wearable Computing: Sussing Out the Frontiers of Nonprofit Technology

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As luck would have it, I got to chatting right away with Ned Malik, CTO of Vision Online , a DC-based company that provides cutting-edge information technology to government. Wikipedia article on smartglasses. That’s one reason I went to the Wearables DevCon Conference. Ned explained that the wearables are a hot topic now.

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NpTechTag Summary: NpTech Blog Buzz, NGOS at Demo 07, and Moulin

Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media

The offline wikipedia, Moulin. East Coast Michael Stein who is based in DC is delighted he doesn't have to get on an airplane this year and is hosting a session on microformats. Unthinkingly points us to the last mile wikipedia , a 400,000+ article no-images version of the wikipedia that fits snugly into a CD and launched by Geekcorps.

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Notes from the Future: Reflections on the IMLS Meeting on Museums and Libraries in the 21st Century

Museum 2.0

To paraphrase Ginnie Cooper, innovative chief librarian of DC: “I have to serve two audiences: my current audience and my future audience. Retraining staff to be translators and hosts instead of experts and authorities is both technologically and philosophically tricky (and necessary).

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