Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media
OCTOBER 12, 2011
As Sue tells it, “Inspired, I began to reach out to my personal network on Twitter and Facebook and offline through word of mouth. Christopher Whitlatch from the Foundation responded to her tweet with that had a few bags they could donate. Not too long after that, the Pittsburgh Tote Bag Project was launched.
Connection Cafe
MARCH 4, 2019
Here is a short list of innovations that happened after online giving began in 1999: Airbnb, Android, Bitcoin, Chrome, Dropbox, Etsy, Facebook, Github, Hashtags, iPod, iPhone, iPad, jQuery, Kindle, LinkedIn, MySpace, Netflix, Oculus Rift, Pinterest, Reddit, Slack, Tesla, Twitter, USB Flash Drive, Venmo, Wii, Xbox, YouTube, and the Zettabyte.
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Tech Soup
OCTOBER 27, 2011
So even when you're offline, you can still tell your nonprofit or library's story with SlideRocket. You can add flash animation, audio narration, YouTube videos, and polls to your presentations. You can add flash animation, audio narration, YouTube videos, and polls to your presentations. Cloud-Based and Offline Access.
Tech Soup
APRIL 3, 2009
Elliot thinks about online and offline community building, using TechSoup.org as an example. Chris reports on LibraryThing's flash-mob cataloging events. From the TechSoup Community: TechSoup Blog. Kami hosts a webinar on how to host a webinar. Becky recommends an Idealware report on open-source content-management systems.
NetWits
MAY 20, 2008
The Challenge: Bread for the City wanted a new website that would create a more professional image, drive more support for the mission, and allow the organization to better integrate its online and offline marketing activities. The home page uses Flash® technology to display principles and meaningful images.
Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media
MARCH 21, 2010
At this year's SXSW, I was invited to participate on a flash panel about women and technology conferences which ended up being about mentoring. Both online and offline, communities are not only the way we identify ourselves, but more importantly, they are the most authentic and powerful vehicle for change. She did a fantastic job.
Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media
JULY 29, 2008
s long-term and sustainable instead of another flash in the pan. Ninety-two percent of word of mouth happens offline. So make sure the online supports the offline and vise versa. And a lot of hard work to make sure you create something that???s The first thing to keep in mind? Otherwise you???ll
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