This is Richard Landry, reporting live from the NetSquared Conference. I am covering the session entitled, “Measuring Impact in Online Communities,” led by Scott Moore, formerly of Schwab Learning, an online community dedicated to parents of children with learning difficulties. Scott is leading a discussion about the lessons he and his team learned from trying to measure the social impact of this online community, which closed its doors after several years in operation.

Live blogging is a practice of careful listening, and I have a long way to go in that area! So if you see something that I misunderstood or misreported, please post a comment/correction.

• projects
  
  • HELP
  • Freecycle Network
  • Big Brothers, Big Sisters

liveblogging for the social impact track of feedback session 4. I'm switching from the outline format I was using before to a Q&A format, I hope it's more readable:

• evaluators
  
  • Ginger Thompson - YouthNoise
  • David Sezaki - Global Voices
  • Tate Howsman - dotOrganize
• projects
  
  • Stop Family Violence
  • Miro
  • MyKenyanSpace
  • WiserEarth
  • Innovatorz

Liveblogging from the social impact track of feedback session 2.

• feedback
  
  • Micha Sifry (Personal Democracy Forum, Sunlight Foundation)
  • Diana Scarce (Monitor Institute)
  • Alexandra Samuel (Social Signal)
• projects
  
  • Genocide Intervention Network
  • Nabuur
  • Global Women's Leadership Network
  • Social Source Commons
    

Liveblogging from the social impact track of feedback session 1:

• evaluators
  
  • Tesse (I may have spelled this incorrectly - I can't find it on the attendee list)
  • Jonathan Peizer
  • Haney Armstrong
• projects
  
  • Maps 2.0
  • Grassroots.org
  • Family Farm
  • TakingITGLobal

Session 1: Social Impact

Reviewers: Haney Armstrong, Jonathan Peizer, Tessie Guillermo,

Maps 2.0

Expert Reviewer Questions: