Posts Tagged as ‘blog’

November 19, 2009

Tips for Today

There are so many great sources of info out there—I have my RSS feed pulled into my iGoogle page, and it’s great for procrastination.
It’s also pretty great for getting snippets of info. Here are just a few from today:

50 Social Media Tips for NPOs from Chad Norman’s ‘Webby Things’
Connection Cafe’s notes about non-traditional & [...]

August 7, 2009

Wha???? Claim Your Feeds

Okay, I know that my head is not totally in the clouds, but this is an unresolved issue.
When I started wondering if I could tell if anyone was even following my blog (Bueller? Bueller?), I searched on WordPress help and saw a few posts about email subscriptions and that word ‘Feedburner’ popped up again. [...]

January 16, 2009

Step 1: Listening

One thing you can resolve to do in the new year is observe what others are talking about and doing with nonprofit social media. Just knowing what’s going on in the wide world of nonprofit social media makes you want to get on the bandwagon.
Here’s a list of tools to help you find out [...]

September 18, 2008

New Tool, New Volunteer Management in Teams

I’m multitasking today, demonstrating ‘live blogging’ while attending Temple University’s Center for Intergenerational Studies’ webinar on Baby Boomer engagement.
I’ll be back after the webinar with a ‘Cover It Live‘ review…..

Click here to view Part II on Implementing….
Click Here to view my notes on Part I of the webinar on Self-Directed Teams
Read more about teams at [...]