You weren’t hired for your technological prowess, but you find yourself faced with decisions about technology every day. The most successful nonprofit leaders know how to use technology to their ...

We are now in the world of Web 2.0, where organizations are beginning to tap the power of the community. We’ll review the democratizing effects of things like folksonomy and social media. Learn ...

So you have a website and an e-newsletter. It’s a good start, but effective online engagement means so much more. Learn how you can use your web site, email, and other online tools to involve ...

In today’s world, you don’t exist without a web site and email, but that doesn’t mean that you have to use the latest widgets and gizmos. In this session, we’ll focus on the fundamentals ...

Budgeting and planning for technology can seem like shooting at a moving target. How do you know how much you should budget for technology in the next year? This session will outline best ...

Data is critical to all nonprofits. To be successful, you need to know who your stakeholders are and how they interact with your organization. So how do you create a data focused organization? ...

Your organization’s hardware, software, and network form the foundation of your technology implementation. If the foundation is not strong, it’s tough to succeed in any other area. It can be ...

We know that information technology touches many aspects of our work in nonprofits. From accounting to programs to fundraising, we use technology to organize and analyze data, to communicate, and ...

You weren’t hired for your technological prowess, but you find yourself faced with decisions about technology every day. The most successful nonprofit leaders know how to use technology to their ...

We are now in the world of Web 2.0, where organizations are beginning to tap the power of the community. We’ll review the democratizing effects of things like folksonomy and social media. Learn ...