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Tech Across Your Org: Social Media Collaboration Across the NYC Elder Abuse Center

NTEN

The Center developed a Facebook Page , blog , a podcast , a Slideshare channel (with slidecasts), a Linkedin Company Page , and a private Delicious profile for internal knowledge-sharing. Ongoing conversations in the Cloud The team accesses a shared Google Drive (formerly Google Docs) folder.

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How to Engage Everyday Instagram Influencers and Reach Millennial Donors

Connection Cafe

We can learn from for-profit companies that are reaching out effectively to micro influencers in order to reach their base of followers. Start a list (say, in a spreadsheet or doc) of the Instagram micro influencers you want to track and consider reaching out when you have something great or time-sensitive to share.

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[VIDEO] How to Get a Return on Your Nonprofit Technology Investment

Bloomerang

Sometimes a system owner is like the person whose budget pays for that product, so director of development, VP of development, philanthropy manager, whatever title you have in your org. So what used to be, you know, six products, now one company has sort of bought all of them or bought many of them. So that’s one thing.

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

NTEN

As a consultant working for an agency, sometimes there can be some issues with sharing "institutional knowledge" but all of the presenters I saw -- orgs and agencies alike -- were totally open and honest and it is a delight to be in that kind of company. So, we''re sharing these with both/all angles together. Talk about generosity.

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Technology for Whom? Owning Our Platforms

Non Profit Quarterly

New computer and internet technologies would facilitate direct connections between individual users anywhere in the world, using web- based platforms provided by companies like Craigslist, eBay, Airbnb, Uber, and Grubhub. The early promise of this emerging platform economy seemed fantastical.

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