Non Profit Quarterly
FEBRUARY 14, 2020
Health crises such as the recent outbreak of coronavirus add a heightened level of urgency to the work that Wikipedia does on a daily basis, and so Marketplace ’s Molly Wood sat down with Katherine Maher, chief executive director of the Wikimedia Foundation , to talk about the challenges of misinformation and the future.
.orgSource
AUGUST 14, 2023
That light-hearted description probably isn’t worthy of the significance of this advanced language technology’s entrance into the public market. It’s built on a neural network architecture known as a transformer, which enables it to handle complex natural language tasks effectively. Take this all with a grain of salt.
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Connection Cafe
DECEMBER 23, 2014
Every year, Wikipedia runs a fundraising campaign to support its operations. The 2014 online giving campaign just wrapped up and there are plenty of lessons that other nonprofits can learn from Wikipedia. Here are five things Wikipedia does that are worth incorporating into your own online giving campaign: 1.
Nonprofit Tech for Good
FEBRUARY 3, 2013
Most nonprofit’s have no idea that they likely have a Facebook Community Page. That means your nonprofit needs to find your community page(s) and request to merge it with your Official Facebook Page. There are two ways to discover whether your nonprofit has a community page. Step 2 :: Find your Facebook Community Page.
Zen and the Art of Nonprofit Technology
APRIL 6, 2011
PHP is one of many programming languages. This isn’t really the place to describe what programming languages are, or how they work, but Wikipedia (as always) as a nice entry , worth a read. They may require some to customize in particular kinds of ways, but I’d say most nonprofit websites don’t need to do that.
M+R
JULY 10, 2023
Eliminate, or clarify, any jargon or Official Language that may be opaque to readers. This doesn’t mean you need to turn your copy into a Wikipedia article. Some other things to listen for or look for: Repetitive language. Wonky language and jargon. Read that last sentence again, either aloud or with a close eye.
Tech Soup
MARCH 17, 2014
last week to see what’s really going on in the frontier of nonprofit technology: wearable devices. a nonprofit project), Golden-i , SixthSense. It also does translations of foreign language signs and things you’re looking at. Wikipedia article on smartglasses. Google Glass Explained. While Google Glass.
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