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Online tools for dialogue and deliberation




I'm doing some scouting on behalf of
Third Sector New England, which is looking for a good web-based tool for conducting meetings. I say "meetings" rather than "trainings," because a lot of the courseware that TSNE has considered is tailored to the needs of teacher/student interaction rather than the needs of peers to discuss and decide...
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I'm underwhelmed by LinkedIn For Good



LinkedIn For Good is nice, but not an innovative mash-up of social networking and e-philanthropy...
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The Meebo Nonprofit Technology chat room




For reasons that I have previously outlined in my blog, I really, really don't like live online chat
- nevertheless, I'm quite fond of Allan Benamer.  When I found out that Allan had created a chat room dedicated to the topic of nonprofit technology on Meebo, my kneejerk grumpiness went to war with my bias in favor of any project that Allan takes on...
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Deepening our local NPtech conspiracy



At Tuesday evening's Boston 501 Club event, a few of us began to talk seriously about spinning off a working group for those who are interested in the future of tech support for nonprofit organizations in Massachusetts...
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The New England School for Circuit Riders



We need a training program for hands-on tech support providers who serve mission-based organizations...   more »
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Arthur Prokosch, wordsmith and online strategist




This year, my Third Sector New England colleague Arthur Prokosch and I decided to co-present a workshop on "f
ree or cheap web-based organizing and collaboration tools," which was also very well received by the attendees, mostly (in my opinion) because Arthur added a great deal of usable content to the handouts that I had previously developed...    more »
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One Laptop Per Child: How is this going to work?




I'm starting to become excited about the potential impact of the "One Laptop Per Child" project on the field of nonprofit technology and on the digital divide movement.  Nevertheless, I find all the breaking news about this project very confusing...   more »
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Should nonprofit organizations be managed in the same way that for-profit organizations are managed? (Redux)



This is a question that is being vigorously debated by members of the Information Systems Forum.

It's not really the sort of question that can be resolved by taking a vote, but I thought that a survey would be interesting.  This is also an opportunity to try out a free web-based survey widget that I've never used before.

So, dear readers, please give us the benefit of your opinion. Naturally, you're welcome to post comments, particularly if the option you ticked off was "this question is missing the point." If you're interested in my reflections, you're welcome to read my previous blog article on this topic.

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