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Home About Me Subscribe Zen and the Art of Nonprofit Technology Thoughtful and sometimes snarky perspectives on nonprofit technology Post-NTC Ramblings March 24, 2008 It was a great week. I want to give huge props to Holly and all of the NTEN crew for putting on a fabulous conference.
Home About Me Subscribe Zen and the Art of Nonprofit Technology Thoughtful and sometimes snarky perspectives on nonprofit technology NTC Links April 6, 2007 There has been a little bit of blogging and the like at NTC – although it was certainly hindered yesterday, when the internet was down for most of the day.
This year, I’m much more clear about the directions my work is going in, and what I’m looking for at NTC. Last year I was just re-emerging from having taken a break to go to seminary, and not quite exactly sure what I was doing. And of course, there is Penguin Day !!
Home About Me Subscribe Zen and the Art of Nonprofit Technology Thoughtful and sometimes snarky perspectives on nonprofit technology Joining the NTEN Board August 7, 2007 Katrin, the Executive Director of NTEN, announced today that I’m joining the Board. (So Good move on NTEN’s part! Congrats to everybody!
Home About Me Subscribe Zen and the Art of Nonprofit Technology Thoughtful and sometimes snarky perspectives on nonprofit technology News from NTC ‘08 March 20, 2008 I’ve been having a great time here at NTC – running into lots of folks I’m happy to see again, and meet, learning about new things, being involved.
I’m a member of NTEN and a huge fan. Here’s what the NTEN folks have to say: The 2009 NTC will be THE place to engage around the technology issues that face the nonprofit sector. . Oh, the book relates to the NTC — but you’ll have to visit our website to find out how.). When: April 26-28, 2009.
Our comments are moderated, and mean and/or inappropriate comments will be laughed at by NTEN staff, then promptly deleted. This has dramatically increased the load on our database server during the session voting period. Q: Will the highest rated sessions or the ones with the most votes be the ones featured at the 2014 NTC?
Each year, we at NTEN work hard to make the NTC a more environmentally sustainable event -- this year we even have carbon offsets for travelers! We''re also excited to share some of our NTC sponsors who are helping us go greener in April. Register now.
It’s hard to believe that the 2012 NTC is a wrap. As Holly wrote in the #NTCFail blog post outlining the things that didn’t go as planned at the event, we value being open and accountable at NTEN. But we also want to share the things that were awesome, the pieces of the NTC that we feel pretty good about at the end of the day.
Home About Me Subscribe Zen and the Art of Nonprofit Technology Thoughtful and sometimes snarky perspectives on nonprofit technology NTC Summary, and Nonprofit Technology Consulting 2.0 I wrote thousands of lines of code and designed more databases than I can count. And I also looked at this with post-implementation eyes.
tags: nten 09ntc ). You may be familiar with the NTC ( Nonprofit Technology Conference ) hosted by NTEN. The following year, in Orlando, I coordinated the event as a consultant to NTEN along with Cheryl Hanback. Day Of Service View more presentations from Peter Campbell. And, I've been doing it every year ever since.
On Thursday, April 9th at 8:00 am, we kicked off the tenth Annual Day of Service at NTEN'sNTC which was a resounding success! I remember a hot consulting topic was how to get your database off those 3x5 cards into an excel spreadsheet or how to mail merge in Outlook to send out an e-newsletter. .
Enter NTEN''s 501 Tech Clubs. Tech Clubs are driven by local leaders who step up to organize and plan group events with the support of NTEN. ConnectVA partnered with NTEN in 2012 in launch a local club in Central VA. 501 Tech Club community Community local events nptech nten Program'
Is our current database meeting our data, tracking and process needs? Special thanks to Holly Ross at NTEN and John Merritt at the YMCA of San Diego County for adding their insight to this article. But how often do you step back to ask questions like: How can use our website to communicate differently?
As NTEN community members, you understand the value of embracing change, from that new database to the change you drive forward through your mission-focused work. We’re constantly confronted with change – and this NTC was no exception.
My goal was to bring them to the Linux geek out at NTC , and have people play with Linux installs on them. We’ll see… Anyway, if you’ll be at NTC, come by and see where I got to. But, I realized that I had somewhat of a challenge on my hands. Linux is supposed to be easy to install and use. at 5:33 am Which Ubuntu?
There are some fabulous sessions proposed for the 2009 NTC , running the whole gamut of nonprofit technology, from planning to Web 2.0, That’s an interesting model, and, if the software is decent, sounds like it could be a good option for some organizations. But, of course, as with anything, look (a lot) before you leap.
Thus far, an informal brain trust dedicated to this topic has communicated and collaborated through a private list and closed-door meetings; the NTC in March will mark the first time that we open our conversation to everyone who is interested. You run a search, and it yields up results from a database that is regularly updated.
Download the NTC app developed by 501 Technology to make the most of your NTC 2010 experience. Interested in knowing how to prioritize resources, analyze a donor database, create mobile applications or visualize community indicators? Oh, and just in case you want to plan your prize route, here's a map. We can help you with that.
This post gives me the chance to finally write the very belated post on MPower I’ve been meaning to write since I got back from NTC. I had a great sit-down with Randy McCabe , CEO and Leo D’Angelo (CTO) of MPower at NTC. MPower is not a new product. It’s been around for quite a while, and has a solid user base.
We’ve given out prizes to members who have been particularly active and engaged, as well as to members randomly selected from our database, and announced their big wins via social media. The MAM renewal prize for a member who renewed their NTEN membership for 2014 before Oct. Victoria, enjoy your free pass to the 2014 NTC !
Download the NTC app developed by 501 Technology to make the most of your NTC 2010 experience. Interested in knowing how to prioritize resources, analyze a donor database, create mobile applications or visualize community indicators? Oh, and just in case you want to plan your prize route, here's a map. We can help you with that.
I get a lot of calls from organizations looking for consultants to help them with their fundraising databases. Robert's leading two sessions at the NTC this year, both on the theme " So You Want to Be a Consultant " He took time out on a rainy Friday to chat with me: In addition to being a really nice guy, Robert is a foodie.
I realize that we’ve been having this conversation ever since NTC used to be called the "Circuit Rider Roundup." " Its not that there is a lack of technology vendors and support. I don’t have too many answers today, but living inside the questions for a while is always a good start. {
Colleagues Allyson Kapin who founded a web agency called Rad Campaign (they designed my blog) and Amy Sample Ward, who the NTEN Membership Director (and I’ve known since 2007 ) have published a new how to book called “ Social Change Any Time Every Where.” Database Manager. Internet Director. Web Producer.
I first saw them back in 2002, when the NTC was still the Roundup. Jon is leading a session at the NTC called An Open Civic Engagement Platform: A new generation of tools that play nice together. Jon is leading a session at the NTC called An Open Civic Engagement Platform: A new generation of tools that play nice together.
If social media is to truly pay off as a long term investment, it must be integrated closely with your database of donors and messaging in other channels, and your social media campaigns must eventually result in the cultivation of long term, loyal donors. Some sectors have continued to grow, despite the recession, but overall giving did not.
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Aim for at least two as you begin this process and don't try to get too specific until you have stronger data and a better understanding of your database. Sophisticated strategies.
NTEN Communities of Practice (CoPs) are affinity groups centered on specific topics of interest, from community management to Drupal to nonprofits in the arts. We asked NTEN''s great CoP organizers to help us understand why they answered the call to nonprofit tech leadership. Why did you start leading your CoP?
But why not add another channel to the back channel happenings, for instance, at NTC ? IRC has always seemed to me to be one of the best ways to do that, but IRC is, well, passé these days, it seems. Sounds like a reasonable idea. But why don’t I sign up for a Twitter account, and, well, Twitter?
We’d love to see an NTEN member receive this grant. Creating a relationship with individuals in your database can be tricky, especially if you wait too long. If you’re heading to the NTC, you may also want to check out the Innogive conference on April 2nd in San Francisco. Learn more and apply ! It’s free, so go download it !
Here at NTEN, we strongly believe in keeping private information private. We refuse to give member contact information to NTC Sponsors & Exhibitors and tend to leave decisions like "Do you want to be in our database?" Tags: database E-mail email NPTech NTEN privacy Communications. ", "What?!"
at 5:42 pm Michelle, Hopefully after the demo at the Plone booth in the NTC Science Fair you got a good taste of the Plone-salesforce.com integration! Simply put: we don’t make any assumptions about how you’re modeling your data, we just let you grab it as you need to. 3 Christopher Johnson 05.05.09
Targeting a highly technical session to an NTEN audience is kind of like cooking a gourmet meal with one entrée for 1000 randomly picked people. We've already summarized the view from the top in a quick, ignite-style presentation , available wherever fine NTC materials are found (and also on Slideshare). And stayed tuned for more!
Many of the exhibitors will be giving away prizes (see below) and because we love prizes, NTEN will be giving away some exiting prizes at this show as well! Blackbaud : Visit Blackbaud in booth #66 during the Science Fair, and while you're there, record your NTEN memories in the digital photo booth. But wait, there's more!
Since I started working on the NTC -- and its predecessor, the RoundUp -- almost a decade ago, my very favorite part has been the Day of Service. It's simple: We work with fabulous local hosts to recruit NTC-area orgs who need some help. Can we integrate our application process with a database application? John Helton | [link].
Sharing information from your database. If you have developers and want sophisticated functionality: Clickatell is a a development API that supports bulk messaging, and syncing texts to databases. View data (if your database allows mobile access) and enter data remotely. For example, Blue Ocean Institute's FishPhone.
With big advances in the database that now fuel our communications, there's more and more we can do to communicate more effectively with our event registrants. We know there's no such thing as "the public" and we don't have just one "audience".
I ran into an old colleague at NTC , and it came up, because he had been thinking of contributing to the journal, but decided that he probably won’t, for reasons I will talk about. Although the Journal was prepared in partnership with NTEN, I take full and personal responsibility for the decision to use a closed license.
At this rate, we're poised to host the biggest NTC ever - more than 1200 people - in a time when many conferences are seeing double-digit declines in registration. Thank you, for coming together again in record numbers, and for all that you do every day to support our NTEN community, and your communities at home.
Someone on the 501 Tech Club NY list ( NTEN Affinity Group ) suggested a name change might be needed. And, if you want to see some excellent nonprofit examples of video, be sure to check out the entries in the NTC Video Contest. Check out NOSI 's plans for NTC. There is now a poll to vote on names suggested by people.
I have taken my data from several analytics packages and CRM databases. " I even used that expression at the NTC conference last April, but when it was time for Q&A, a gentleman in the back raised his hand, and asked the question "Why do you hate the dashboard report so much?" " I really had to think.
I interviewed technology practitioners from the poverty law community about how they approach ROI and significant technology systems investments like client databases, document assembly systems, or video conference systems. Nonprofits have the Social Network Calculator from Care2. I'd love to see some more. .
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