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NTEN
MAY 12, 2011
My favorite example of this technique is the Descry Project's Obesity Epidemic visualization. By using the simple metaphor of t-shirt size to represent a US State's obesity rate, and making them “grow” over a two decade period - we can quickly see how America's waistline has ballooned in since 1987. Everything else is just noise.
Double the Donation
OCTOBER 25, 2021
Consider purchasing phonathon software from a well-established vendor, such as industry leader Wilson-Bennett Technology’s DonorConnect. Listen for matching gift asks during calls and provide guidance to improve techniques. You can even leverage some friendly competition between callers this way! Provide feedback as needed.
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NTEN
JUNE 3, 2009
Read the quick facts below, see Free Press for more info, and comment today ! (If As the United States continues its fall in international broadband ratings, it is clear that our current system, devoid of competition and consumer choice, is putting private interests above the public good. Competition and Choice.
Care2
JANUARY 15, 2009
57) Mobile (15) Nonprofit Benchmark Studies (15) Nonprofit Events (36) nptech (8) Online Advertising (5) Online Advocacy (47) Online Fundraising (97) Online Marketing (59) Online Organizing (32) SEO (3) Social Networking (109) Technology (31) Trends (51) Video (27) Volunteering (2) Web 2.0 (60) January 15, 2009 | Samer Excellent suggestions!
Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media
FEBRUARY 7, 2007
pulling together a list of conferences that people who work with nonprofits and technology and social change might be attend or present. Of course, the more efficient approach would be to get people to add the info themselves directly into a wiki. Then add some type of social rating system.
Everyaction
MARCH 19, 2018
Starting today, we’re launching a new series focused on nonprofits that are using technology in new, interesting, and insightful ways. Our hope is that you, our loyal reader, can apply some of these techniques in your own digital strategy. After filling in some basic info—ta da!
Museum 2.0
AUGUST 29, 2007
Let's say you create a magic scoring device that allows visitors in the museum to rate each exhibit on a scale of 1-5. Where do you display those ratings? At the info desk with the maps? Let's examine the case for each of Karen's techniques. Alongside the exhibits? On the website? How do you decide? Separation.
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