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I have a terrible time "keeping up" with the rushing stream of information about new developments in the IT/Internet/Web world. From Web 2.0 to social networking to syndication to heaven-knows-what, I find myself so intimidated by my reading and research -- the very reading and research that will help me make the right tech decisions for my organization
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I work with many nonprofit clients and we have too many conversations that go like this: Client: "I would like to install a (blog, e-zine mechanism, discussion forum, wiki, etc.) on our site" Me: "Terrific, happy to help you do this." Client: "Can you tell me what the current research shows as far as the profitability of (blogs, ezines, forums, etc
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Great points! Having been through a number of NPO situations in which a site's entire graphically-based navigation system had to be redesigned, resliced, and programmed because the original designer skipped town with the artwork (there being a world of difference in usefulness between the .jpg on your backup disk and the layered Photoshop document
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Great thread, great ideas. Maintaining control of your own web site will save SO much heartache and money over time... My two cents' worth: if you have paid a web designer to initially create your web site, be sure to obtain a CD which not only has the site's files, images, javascripts, etc., but which also contains the artwork (Photoshop with
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Hello all, I help nonprofits create web sites on a shoestring. One place where almost all of them need help is in web writing...not just writing effectively for the web, but writing AT ALL for the web. The process gets bogged down when they have to sit down and decide what they want to say, how they want to say it, what to leave in/leave out, etc. It's