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The biggest mistake that a nonprofit can make with its website is to use it as an old-fashioned brochure, where you immediately hit the visitor with your long, jargon-filled mission statement, right at the top or smack in the middle of the home page, followed by bulleted lists of “projects” or “services.” Why is this so bad? Because it’s all about the organization (and usually the most boring parts at that) and it shows little interest in what your website visitors really care about. But is

This is a good piece about using Twiter for conversations, not publicyt ... wink wink

Weshalb sollten gemeinnützige  Organisationen Online-Videos nutzen?  Joitske Hulsebosch hat darüber ein Blogpost verfasst, das mich via Martin Koser erreichte. Der Beitrag hat mich dazu inspiriert, die Funktionen zusammenzutragen, die  Online-Videos Nonprofits bieten können: Videos können die Botschaft einer Organisation anders transportieren als Texte auf der Webseite oder in Broschüren. Texte sprechen eher den Kopf an, Bilder bedienen auch die Gefühle. Ein Video, das Klienten oder Mitarbeite

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Conscious Lifestyle is a nonprofit organization that empowers students and schools to be more socially responsible. In particular, we support ventures on high school and college campuses that create positive change on both the individual and insti

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An Update (and Invite) from Social Actions Hi Net2, Wow, I can't believe it's already been two months since the NetSquared Mashup Challenge. Since you gave Social Actions the huge honor of a third place finish at the conference, I've been keeping extremely busy and have officially brought two consultants on to help: Joe Solomon (of the KnowMore Firefox Extension) and Christine Egger (my co-presentor at N2Y3). I'll be posting a video update for all of you shortly with details on much of the wor

Microsoft finalizes Windows XP for OLPC laptops | All about Microsoft | ZDNet.com Microsoft finalizes Windows XP for OLPC laptops | All about Microsoft | ZDNet.com: "Microsoft has internally released to manufacturing the version of Windows XP that it has tweaked to run on the One Laptop Per Child XO computer. As James Utzschneider, General Manager of Marketing and Communications for the Unlimited Potential Group, announced on his blog on July 24:" Posted by Reed

Between the Connection Cafe, and the new name for their fundraising database: Common Ground (formerly known as Aikido,) I have to admit that I’m beginning to think of coffee, when I think of Convio. Is this a bad thing? Myspace is going with OpenID! That’s a great step. There are some other interesting moves outlined in that great post by Marshall Kirpatrick, my currently favorite ReadWriteWeb blogger Android for the masses, iPhone for the rich? Read an interview of an Android developer. It’s a

智慧型精障者路徑導引與預防走失系統之研製 (tanet07) 無線行動化的社區智慧型空間- 認知障礙者路徑指引系統 (tanet07) Web 2.0技術在租屋網站上之實務與研究 -以崔媽媽租屋網為例 (ncs07) 以行動科學研究法探討Blog 在精神障礙就業輔導的應用(mist2007) 非營利組織運用Web 2.0社群運算之質化分析與效益評估－以精神障礙者復健與就業輔導工作資訊系統為例(先進工程期刊: 3卷2期 2008/04) 英文版學術著作

From the Getting Email Delivered blog, The Top 5 Mistakes Email Senders Make in Scheduling Their Mailings: Sending email too frequently Not sending email frequently enough Not sending email consistently Sending an email just for the sake of sending an email Not paying attention to the day and time that you send your email Check out the post. You might be surprised at some of the details. Thanks to BeRelevant for the tip. Technorati Tags: fundraising, email, nptech