Resources on web 2.0 and communications strategies
Resources from previous seminars:
New! November 14: Constituent Relationship Management in a Web2.0 world Powerpoint
June 27: Launching Web 2.0 with Open Source Content Management Systems Powerpoint
April 6: Web 2.0 Strategy for Nonprofits Powerpoint
May 30: Social Networking for Nonprofit Powerpoint
Planning Worksheet
Popular web 2.0 sites referenced during seminars:
allrecipes.com free recipes submitted by home cooks
change.org social networking site centered around nonprofit issues
consultantcommons.org online community for nonprofit technology support
crossleft.org online community for progressive Christian activism
del.icio.us social bookmarking website
digg.com user-driven social content website
idealware.org provides candid information and reviews about nonprofit software
linkedin.com professional networking site
myspace.org most popular social networking site
nten.org membership organization for nonprofits using technology
techsoup.org provides technology resources and articles for nonprofits
wikipedia.org “the free encyclopedia”
youtube.com video-sharing website allows users to upload, view, and share video clips
Articles and resources about Web 2.0, new communications strategies and related issues:
Cause Communications Toolkit: A guide to navigating communications for the non-profit world
eAdvocacy and Communication: Engaging your Community of Stakeholders
eNonprofit Benchmarks Study: Measuring Email Messaging, Online Fundraising, and Internet Advocacy Metrics for Nonprofit Organizations
Using the Internet for Effective Grassroots Advocacy: Strategies, Tools and Approaches for inspiring constituents to take action
How to Use MySpace to Raise Awareness: 3 nonprofits share their experiences
Making E-mail Effective: Put email to work (without becoming a spam artist!)
org2.0: What every smart nonprofit needs to know
Power from the People: Assessing the New Online Participatory Tools for Your Organization
Pushing Power to the Edges: Trends and Opportunities in Online Civic Engagement
Smart Chart: A New Tool to Make Smart Communication Choices
Tuesday Tips: Why Nonprofit Managers Must Use RSS ... And How to Start
