IBM Open Doors presentation as part of the IBM Centenial Cellebrations. Covers suggested free and low-cost collaboratoin tools for non-profit organizations
The Role of Taxonomy and Ontology in Semantic Layers - Heather Hedden.pdf
Collaboaration tools for non profit agencies
1. Open Doors: Expand how you collaborate A Presentation by Jennifer Nolan May 19 2011
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19. Collaboration on Social Media: SlideShare.net Free http://www.slideshare.net/wildapricot/apricot
Who am I Talking about Web2.0 since 2005 Helping our clients improve employee collaboration and external collaboration
Means -> Means ->
Wordpress.com - free with some features, but you probably want your own domain 12/year or host video 60/year or remove ads 30/year or unlimited users 30/year Can even go up to VIP services and hosting
Buy in / belonging / desire to get the next book / joke – character named after you
Ties back to “what makes us different”
Too many How work for you? Finding the people to network with Call for suggestions Ask people to sign a petition Ask for help with a specific task Ask for volunteers
Self assignment
example from http://www.slideshare.net/wildapricot/social-media-best-practices-for-nonprofit-public-sector-organizations-presented-by-jay-moonah-from-wild-apricot
From http://services.google.com/apps/site/overview/index.html
Free for education/ youth groups / clubs (non-commercial) Low cost for business No longer lost in emails Can control access
50, 100, or 150 per month – not quite as low cost as the others.