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For the past five years, I’ve been teaching social media workshops for nonprofits and lately doing deeper dives on the techniques of listening both for nonprofits and in my role as Visiting Scholar in Residence at the Packard Foundation. The above presentation is a remix of a remix of a remix.
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The nonprofit is using one or more social media tools consistently, but it is not strategic because it isn’t linked to a communications strategy, campaign, or program plan. Also, best practices on tools and techniques are part of the organizational skill set.
On Tuesday, I facilitated an introductory workshop on how nonprofits can use social media in Boston at the nonprofit technology conference and yet another remix of the curriculum wiki , presentation , and game designed by David Wilcox. She is the third person to mention a remix. It gave my seven year old a good laugh!).
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produced many dynamic web presentations and events with nonprofits, testing new tools and production techniques. presentations, often remixing previous content in new ways for. As interactive producer for TechSoup in San Francisco, I have. Two years ago, I began. using SlideRocket as a speaker at SXSW , and it has become one of my.
What I like about it: I like the technique of photo stills and music and the use of pans (hmm. He uses some music that a group has authorized for remix - yet another idea for music that you can use without breaking copyright laws. Imogen Heap Info For Remixers. my software doesn't do that). Here's the description from blip.tv
So, fellow nonprofit communications professionals, I remixed David's scenario and replaced the word "corporate" with "nonprofit." t have to put all your cards on the table. Understand derived value and expectations of your long term social media strategy. Business is still business.
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. :) In a follow up email exchange, Ivan pointed me to some additional background on these techniques: Here's what Collactive wrote about our Globe action: [link] /success_ginet.html. My colleague, Francesco Santini, who remixed the games a fundraising game, but in Italian had included "Segnalo" which is an Italian Digg.
Watch other nonprofits and copy and remix for your next project. If you want to try some more intermediate or even advanced techniques for using social media, you can move from collecting third-party content to producing your own. Write down your successes. Write down your challenges. Rinse, repeat.
Us e the content you've already created and reheat or remix it over time and across channels. You use the same ingredients and recipe, but you can reheat / remix the ingredients by creating a short and scannable piece with a few new insights mixed in. It's okay to serve spaghetti with sauce from a jar or even frozen pizza now and then.
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Adults who work for nonprofits and feeling pressured to adopt and incorporate social networking tools and techniques. the ability to meaningfully sample and remix media content. He also identifies the new literacies and skills -- and while he is talking about this in the context of children and education. The skill set: Play ???
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How to remix content with having a law degree is a simple guide to how to use material from the internet without getting in trouble. If nothing else, go watch the video clip by Robert Thompson it's a powerful example of using a story telling technique on video for personal fundraising.
It is also a good technique to explore the possibilities of new tools and techniques before investing more time and energy in something that isn't right for our organizations. Ashley shared a brilliant idea and technique avoid the stigma from failure. Many people have also remixed it.
" The best technique I've seen was at the Global s Summit in London -- where there was a "Chat /IRC Advocate" in the room who monitored the chat/IRC and asked questions on behalf the chat paticipants and typed in the answers. This makes those on the IRC feel as those they've been "listened to."
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