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I was wondering if anyone had any experience or advice on social fundraising apps like firstgiving.com, donordrive.com, changingthepresent.com, givezooks.com, activegiving.com, etc. We're considering adopting something along these lines and haven't found any reviews of this category of apps. Also, I'd love something that would integrate
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I was thinking about trying to put our Twitter feed, blog feed and flickr feed in one page on our website. What's the best way to do this? Stitch the feeds together and convert the feed to html? If so, what's the best tool for converting to html? Is there a better way? I'm open to any suggestions. Thanks in advance.
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A categorically separate learning management system is important for us. We are required to train our staff on approximately a dozen topics every year. With 4 sites and 24 hour staffing, it's tough to get to everyone. An e-learning system fits the bill nicely. I looked at Moodle, but the task of developing all of the courses myself was too daunting
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I've used Webmasters.com for years and have been very happy. They are $119.95 a year. You can find cheaper, but their support is fast, they offer a lot of features, and I've never had any downtime that I've noticed. I'm not crazy about their email, so we use Google Apps. Jason Schwartz dawnfarm.org recoveryiseverywhere.com
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I've been using jotform.com for about 9 months. It's been easy and reliable.
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Thanks. Is anyone aware of open repositories of courses that might be of interest to businesses? Getting some courses that others have built might help to get the ball rolling. Thanks, Jason
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Is anyone using Moodle for staff development? We have several required trainings of all of our staff annually and there's nothing that says we can't do them online. They'd be on topics like confidentiality, emergency procedures, etc. Does anyone have experience with this. Is Moodle a good tool. Thanks, Jason
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I'd like to create a form library for our agency. (Word and PDF files.) I've got a few limitations and preferences: [ulist] We're a smaller agency with multiple sites and are not networked.[/*] Many of our staff have very limited computer skills.[/*] I'd like it to be easy to search and navigate.[/*] I'd like other staff to be able
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Thanks for all the feedback. I'll share a little more about our situation. We're a medium sized nonprofit with 4 sites. We do not have an IT department, just 3 accidental techies. When we're over our heads we bring in a consultant. We try to keep things simple so that we don't have to create a real IT department. We don't have a
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If any smallish nonprofits would be willing to share their disaster or critical data backup plans (the actual document), it would be very helpful. I'm looking forward to watching the discussion. Thanks!