How should managers and staff plan for an executive transition at their nonprofit? How would you define capacity building? What is ongoing learning for an organization?
Do you know the answers to these common nonprofit questions? Third Sector New England wants to be sure you can find the answers, to those three questions and many more, in a way that's engaging than searching and reading. How?
Third Sector New England's Video FAQ
Hey Everybody, Hope your team won this weekend (my G-Men brought it home in OT!)
Okay, so your trillion dollar budget dried up and now you don't have that sweet video lab with staff of seventeen anymore to get your video posted online. Life can be cruel sometimes, and Puffs with Lanolin is your best friend...but, wait, ne'er fear, Utterli is here. Utterli is a app that can be used to post audio and video to the web using your computer, mobile device, cell phone (and possibly more - I only dug as deep as using my laptop at this point.)
Hi, I'm Rich Reader. I produce media for organizations. At N2Y3, you'll see me interview project reps and vlog hallway chats with attendees, hosts, and sponsors. I want to better understand how to strengthen working relationships through mashups. I can't wait to meet you. When you see me, come on over and mash it up!
If you missed the launch of the Nonprofit Commons in Second Life last week, a video of the event is up on the NetSquared blip.tv channel.
You can hear speakers from within Second Life and from San Francisco at the live event:
In this videoblog,Peggy Duvette and Melinda Kramer see a much more effective, progressive movement when the wide array of organizations can work on the web like the spokes of a giant, multicolored umbrella.
In this videoblog, Geilhufe symbolizes the new social change powers of the web in a story about two granpas.
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