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How Can Volunteer Coordinators Help Their Organizations Become Networked Nonprofits?

Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media

Note from Beth: Last month, we did a Networked Nonprofit session at the National Conference on Volunteering and Service. Recently I got my first full-on blast of the Networked Nonprofit at a session the authors presented at the 2010 National Conference on Volunteering and Service. He offered to write a guest post. Opportunity Design.

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#NTCFail: When Things Don't Go as Planned (or Your Plan Stinks)

NTEN

NTCFail 2: Name Badges. This is the second year in a row that we were missing a bunch of name badges. It's kind of hard to know if you're missing 100 name badges out of 2,000, so we clearly need a new system. In addition, even when we have a name badge for you, sometimes you want to change the information.

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11 Ways to Make Conference Planning Easier

Care2

Here are 11 tips to prioritize in your conference to do list to make your life easier: Advertise for Volunteers - volunteers will be useful for setup, bag stuffing, room counts, and cleanup. Leave pre-printed forms on seats, in conference packets, or have volunteers hand them out at the doors before each presentation.

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Case Study: Tools for Community Engagement

NTEN

The ToMamaWithLove campaign saw them try some new tools as well as some trusted favorites, even with a budget of $0 and a lot of volunteer time. According to the Twibbon profile for TMWL, 667 users added the badge to their pictures. When it came to blogger outreach, a Google Doc was the preferred and successful tool.

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2014 NTC Report: The Wins, The Fails, The Ideas for 2015

NTEN

We had 2,120 attendees - that''s a lot of name badges, tote bags, and "welcome to the NTC"s. We''ve heard great feedback about the ability to scan, print your badge, and head off to sessions or food or networking. It also was down for the computers at registration (though not the badge printers!). Talk about generosity.

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