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It’s been a few days since I returned from the Nonprofit Technology Conference (#12NTC) hosted by NTEN in San Francisco, CA. Highlights from the Nonprofit Technology Conference by JD Lesica. Nonprofit Technology Conference Withdrawal by Beth Kanter. Reflections from NTC Plenary Panel on Innovation by Beth Kanter.
—– The first week of April was like an annual family reunion for the nonprofit technology community as the 2012 Nonprofit Technology Conference (NTC) converged on San Francisco. At this year’s NTC, the role of “the picture” emerged as a force to reckon with. Do you see a lot of text?
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Topic : New the the NTC Orientation. Description : Join others new to the NTC and a few NTC veterans who will share tips, tricks and what not to miss while you’re at the NTC. Location : Washington DC.
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2011 Nonprofit Technology Conference (#11ntc) is ramping up by kicking off the community voting website for over 400 nonprofit focused sessions! Here are a couple other resources for you to check out: Vote for Your Favorite Nonprofit Technology Conference Panels by Beth Kanter. What’s the most exciting part of NTC to you?
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I was always comfortable in technology, I was comfortable working with nonprofits. Now, nearly 5 years later I am confident in my ability to help C3: Colorectal Cancer Coalition achieve its mission with the aid of technology. I'm forever grateful for the friends I've made and the technologies I've been exposed to. It adds up.
I was always comfortable in technology, I was comfortable working with nonprofits. Now, nearly 5 years later I am confident in my ability to help C3: Colorectal Cancer Coalition achieve its mission with the aid of technology. I'm forever grateful for the friends I've made and the technologies I've been exposed to. It adds up.
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I just got back from the 2011 Nonprofit Technology Conference , where listening was top of mind: Listening to the amazing speakers, listening to the #nptech community , and listening to all the great ideas floating around the halls of the Washington Hilton.
. The Nonprofit Technology Conference (NTC) is to nonprofit techies what SXSW is to social media professionals. I've been going before the NTC was the NTC. But that hasn't deterred dedicated and passionate folks, younger people, in the nonprofit technology field to take to the social web and ask their friends for help.
photo: Robert Weiner Today, I am excited to announce that the application for scholarships to the 2012 Nonprofit Technology Conference is officially open. > Apply for a scholarship to the 2012 NTC. That's why the NTC Scholarship campaign is one of my favorite programs each year.
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Do you like sending deserving NPTechies to the greatest nonprofit technology conference on earth for free? Then the 2011 NTC Scholarship Silent Auction is for you! Every year, we raise up to $10,000 to send staffers from small nonprofits to the NTC. Do you like cool things? Flexibility not required! Be prepared! What's that?
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It's time for you to help us shape the agenda for the 2012 Nonprofit Technology Conference ! If you work in a big office with lots of folks on a shared IP who are interested in the 2012 NTC, it may seem like the voting process is wonky; you'll essentially be changing the votes of one of your colleagues.
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How can a non-profit today use mobile technology, social and web in a way that increases participation, ensures success and provides easier management campaign and their resulting data points. The NTC Conference. NTC Conference. Are you attending the NTC? You can find the details here. Innogive Conference.
The Nonprofit Technology Conference is a big production. Another way to be a part of the conference is to join the NTC Volunteer Team ! Working the NTC is a fun job, whether you're helping other attendees register, selling NTC merchandise at the bookstore, or monitoring a session live-stream. Questions about volunteering?
The 2010 Nonprofit Technology Conference is off to an terrific start. Of course, we want everyone to get a piece of the #10NTC action, so we're back with an all new NTC Scholarship Campaign! Ladies and gentlemen, I can proudly report that we are on a roll. . How will we top Putting a Ring on It ?
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. We're pleased to announce that Early Bird registration for the 2011 Nonprofit Technology Conference -- taking place March 17-19 in Washington, DC -- is now open. With a wide mix of social events, seminars, trainings, and resources, the 2011 NTC will help you put technology to work to further your cause.
11NTC Day of Service Volunteers Now in its thirteenth year, the Day of Service provide an opportunity for nonprofit techies to give something back to the local community where the Nonprofit Technology Conference is held. If you haven't heard, the 2012 NTC will be held in April 3-5 in San Francisco.
flickr: *saxon* Whether you’ll be there in person, or you’re participating online, we want you to take part in all the 2012 NTC buzz. Here’s how: On the NTEN Blog We’ll be streamlining coverage of 2012 NTC on the NTEN blog. You can follow just NTC news at [link]. Insider Tip: There’s already great NTC content on our channel!
Description : The NTC Unconference is a place to continue conversations from, ask questions about, or further explore the various tracks and sessions of the conference. Date : March 19, 2011. Location : Washington DC. Topic : Unconference.
Across the ocean and the international date line, there is an organization doing amazing nonprofit technology work -- Connecting Up Australia. NTEN is proud to announce a mutual scholarship program in partnership with Connecting Up to share nonprofit technology knowledge across the Pacific. It's a lot like the NTC , only in Australia!
2011 Nonprofit Technology Conference (#11ntc) is ramping up by kicking off the community voting website for over 400 nonprofit focused sessions! We have until September 30 th to vote for those we think will be the most valuable to the overall NPTech community. If you’re not familiar with the Nonprofit Tech.
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After catching up on our email and our sleep post-2012 NTC, we started reading blog posts from attendees and speakers, and we've been amazed by the insights and ideas you all took away from the conference this year! Balancing "Hard" and "Soft" Technology Costs , Nicole Wallace. Socialbrite strategists' sessions at NTC , JD Lasica.
Teaser: Across the ocean and the international date line, there is an organization doing amazing nonprofit technology work -- Connecting Up Australia. NTEN is proud to announce a mutual scholarship program in partnership with Connecting Up to share nonprofit technology knowledge across the Pacific.
Session proposals for the 2012 Nonprofit Technology Conference are due Friday, August 12. The 2012 NTC will take place in San Francisco, April 3-5. If you haven't submitted a proposal already, we hope you will. but we want to make sure we have sessions that: a) Speak to what nonprofit staffers want to learn about.
for the 2014 Nonprofit Technology Conference ? Hear Our CEO Speak on Technology and Big Ideas for Change. How will you take what you’ve learned at NTC back to your office and actually do something with it? What does it mean that every organization, large and small, is now expected to have some fluency with technology?
Registration for the 2013 Nonprofit Technology Conference is now open! With a wide mix of social events, seminars, trainings, and resources, the 2013 NTC will help you put technology to work to further your cause. benefits available to NTEN members, you'll also save $200 on your 2013 NTC registration fees.
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The session proposal submission process for the 2012 Nonprofit Technology Conference is now open. The 2012 NTC will take place in San Francisco, April 3-5. Please take a moment to review the guidelines and other fine print Anna's put together. Then, how about submitting an idea or three? Thanks for being a part of our community!
I just got an email from Holly Ross, the Executive Director of the Non-profit Technology Network – better known as NTEN. The survey results will be compiled and presented at the 2011 Nonprofit Technology Conference in March. You received the same email if, like me, you’re subscribed to the NTEN newsletter (hint hint).
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