Tech Soup
APRIL 2, 2010
Attend the Unconference: Netsquared Open Space (NOS): APIs and Open Data at the Nonprofit Technology Conference (# 10NTC ) to learn how. Tags: Databases Open Source Software Tech Planning Web Building. No problem.
Zen and the Art of Nonprofit Technology
JUNE 19, 2008
The unconference/camp model of learning about technology issues is really great, but falls a little short when dealing with a specific tool, and an audience that is mostly unfamiliar with it. I learned a lot. link] Make sure it is really water soluable magic marker … 2 Tino Paz 06.21.08 Be Helpful.
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Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media
SEPTEMBER 21, 2007
Here's a few: She's Geeky , an unconference for women in technology, held a blog day on September 19th which generated many posts including a few from the nonprofit tech space ( here , here , and here ) Blog Action Day is October 15th. Read/WriteWeb refers to the Google Apps vs Microsoft Office debate as evidence.
Tech Soup
MAY 24, 2010
I've kind of become an open-data geek in the past few months, largely thanks to NetSquared's unconference at NTC. Kapor suggested that open government is a part of the natural progression of open source: open-source developers have already redefined software and business. Redefining government is the next step.
Tech Soup
JUNE 3, 2013
If you aren’t a hacker but still want an in-depth experience, join North Carolina’s Tech4Good group for their annual conference June 6–7 or visit lovely Vancouver, Canada for their NetSquared Camp unconference on June 1. Hear first-hand how a nonprofit is using SAP software to reach reporting excellence.
Forum One
JUNE 18, 2008
Read More » Letter from Participation Camp: The Digital Divide Aimee McLaughlin in Influence 5 May 2010 As a relative newbie here at Forum One, I wasnt sure what to expect when as I headed to my very first "unconference."
Forum One
SEPTEMBER 16, 2009
CongressCamp was an unconference focused on the Congress side of Gov 2.0. The event attracted a breadth of experience, including congressional staffers, public policy specialists, advocacy practitioners, software vendors, and professional service providers.
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