1. Collaboration Tools
Lauren Haynes
Ounce of Prevention Fund
@Lnhaynes
Lnhaynes@gmail.com
6.9.12
2. Our Mission
The Ounce of Prevention Fund invests in the
healthy development of at-risk infants, toddlers,
preschoolers and their families. We use an
innovative cycle of family-focused programs,
research, training, policy analysis and advocacy
to help young children succeed in school and
throughout life.
3. About Me
• IT Manager at the Ounce since November
• 4 Years at Accenture in the Technology Labs
• Break Away Board of Directors
(http://www.alternativebreaks.org/)
• Background in Human Computer Interaction &
User Centered Design
8. Collaboration Tools
• What are you trying to do?
– Project Management & Task Tracking
– Document Sharing
– Collaborative Document Editing
– Video Conferencing
• Who are you trying to do it with?
– Internal
– External
– Tech Savvy & Computer Admin Privileges
9. So…. Which tool?
• In many cases, you will need to create an
ecosystem of collaboration tools - there are
very few tools that meet all the needs well
14. ToodleDo
• Personal Task Management
• Some collaborative/sharing of tasks
• Feature: Can forward emails to yourself to add
to your to-do list. Mobile apps
• Free
• http://www.toodledo.com
15. Google Docs
• Collaborative Document Editing
• Google Apps gives more functionality and is
free for non profits under Google for
Education but requires verification
16. SharePoint 365
• Document Sharing
• $4/User/Month, includes Lync (IM, Screen
Share, Computer to Computer Voice) and
Exchange at this price
• Internal Audiences Only (for some definition
of internal)
• Flexible & Powerful (which is good and bad)
17. DropBox
• Document Sharing
• Internal and External Audiences
• Security is easily managed
• My aunts know how to use it
22. Big Marker
• Web Conferencing, File Sharing, Communities,
some Task Tracking
• Local to Chicago
• http://www.bigmarker.com/
• Pricing changing next week