This document is a new media proposal for the nonprofit organization Dress For Success Nashville. It begins with an analysis of DFSN's current online presence and opportunities for growth. It then examines the best practices of three nonprofit organizations - Boston Glow, Women Employed, and Catalyst Inc. - focusing on their websites, blogs, and social media strategies. The document concludes with recommendations for DFSN, suggesting they develop a website using WordPress and expand their social media presence across multiple platforms.
Empowered.org is a free crowdfunding platform that allows businesses, social enterprises and not-profit organizations around the world to mobilize their members and supporters, fundraise effectively, and coordinate initiatives. Through features that allow direct peer-to-peer fundraising, volunteer recruitment, and organizational management, Empowered.org has revolutionized how fundraising is conducted, allowing organizations to empower their networks and make a greater impact for the causes that matter. Learn how you can join Empowered.org today to start effectively fundraising for your cause!
Social Media Networking for Non ProfitsKristen Bonk
On August 24th, United Way South-Southwest Suburban Metropolitan Chicago invited me to present to non-profit management about online social networking.
I LOVED using www.slideshare.net throughout the entire process and hope this helps someone else as much as it helped me.
Fundraising using social media and internet presentationFrancis Mwenja
The document discusses fundraising through social media and crowd funding. It provides tips on using social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and hashtags effectively to raise funds for causes. Specific tips include creating buzz around an event through posts, videos and paid promotions. Using a hashtag can help tweets about a fundraiser be found and trend. Crowdfunding is growing in Kenya through successful campaigns that have raised millions for causes like medical aid. Laws around taxes and regulations for crowdfunding donations via bank transfers are also covered.
Facebook is a social network where people connect with friends and companies. It can be used for communication and sharing content. There are personal profiles for individuals and business fan pages for companies. Tips include starting with a personal profile, determining if business and personal profiles will be mixed or separated, and using a business fan page that does not show personal information. Facebook offers tools for businesses to engage with customers, advertise, and gain insights into their fan base. Proper use involves regular posting, responding to fans, and avoiding spamming or self-promotion only.
IoF Small Charity conference - Getting started with online fundraisingJustGiving
The document provides information on online fundraising through JustGiving. It discusses why fundraising online is beneficial, such as reaching more potential donors and making it easy for people to donate. It also covers how to set up an online profile with JustGiving, promote fundraising online through social media and other methods, and drive traffic to fundraising pages using calls to action like buttons on websites and emails. Case studies are presented showing how other charities have successfully used JustGiving's tools and features to engage donors and raise more funds.
FirstGiving webinar on Person-to-Person Fundraisingpeterdeitz
The document summarizes a webinar about online fundraising mistakes and solutions. It discusses common nonprofit mistakes like trying to reinvent processes, neglecting current channels, and not embracing social media. It also outlines fundraising mistakes like asking for donations only once and not personalizing appeals. The presentation includes a case study from the Humane Society of Broward County and a demonstration of Firstgiving's fundraising tools.
Veterans Place of Washington Boulevard provides services to homeless veterans in the Greater Pittsburgh area through various programs. An analysis found that while Veterans Place has an online presence and media connections, opportunities exist to improve branding, social media, events, and outreach. Surveys of alumni, current participants, homeless veterans, and student veterans provided insights into awareness levels, preferred communication methods, and important services. The marketing plan aims to increase awareness of Veterans Place and convey their ability to help veterans through new branding, a website rewrite, social media engagement, and community events.
How to Get More People to Sign-Up for Your EventJulia Campbell
If you have a campaign on GoFundMe Charity or are considering launching one, our Registration and Ticketing functionality is a great feature that can help you reach your campaign’s goals.
Important: You cannot add registration if a donation has already been made to your campaign. To avoid this, please refrain from publishing your campaign before you finish configuring its settings.
Registration or ticketing is great for your campaign if you need to:
Combine registration and fundraising into one smooth process
Collect a participation fee
Ask your supporters additional custom questions
Organize supporters to participate in a live event
Sell tickets, spots, or merchandise
In this webinar, you will learn:
How to set up the Registration and Ticketing functionality;
How to optimize your registration and ticketing campaign by strategically pricing your tickets and getting creative with ticket types;
How to take advantage of GoFundMe’s donation and sharing tools;
How to leverage these tools to reach more of our network and drive more registrations.
Empowered.org is a free crowdfunding platform that allows businesses, social enterprises and not-profit organizations around the world to mobilize their members and supporters, fundraise effectively, and coordinate initiatives. Through features that allow direct peer-to-peer fundraising, volunteer recruitment, and organizational management, Empowered.org has revolutionized how fundraising is conducted, allowing organizations to empower their networks and make a greater impact for the causes that matter. Learn how you can join Empowered.org today to start effectively fundraising for your cause!
Social Media Networking for Non ProfitsKristen Bonk
On August 24th, United Way South-Southwest Suburban Metropolitan Chicago invited me to present to non-profit management about online social networking.
I LOVED using www.slideshare.net throughout the entire process and hope this helps someone else as much as it helped me.
Fundraising using social media and internet presentationFrancis Mwenja
The document discusses fundraising through social media and crowd funding. It provides tips on using social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and hashtags effectively to raise funds for causes. Specific tips include creating buzz around an event through posts, videos and paid promotions. Using a hashtag can help tweets about a fundraiser be found and trend. Crowdfunding is growing in Kenya through successful campaigns that have raised millions for causes like medical aid. Laws around taxes and regulations for crowdfunding donations via bank transfers are also covered.
Facebook is a social network where people connect with friends and companies. It can be used for communication and sharing content. There are personal profiles for individuals and business fan pages for companies. Tips include starting with a personal profile, determining if business and personal profiles will be mixed or separated, and using a business fan page that does not show personal information. Facebook offers tools for businesses to engage with customers, advertise, and gain insights into their fan base. Proper use involves regular posting, responding to fans, and avoiding spamming or self-promotion only.
IoF Small Charity conference - Getting started with online fundraisingJustGiving
The document provides information on online fundraising through JustGiving. It discusses why fundraising online is beneficial, such as reaching more potential donors and making it easy for people to donate. It also covers how to set up an online profile with JustGiving, promote fundraising online through social media and other methods, and drive traffic to fundraising pages using calls to action like buttons on websites and emails. Case studies are presented showing how other charities have successfully used JustGiving's tools and features to engage donors and raise more funds.
FirstGiving webinar on Person-to-Person Fundraisingpeterdeitz
The document summarizes a webinar about online fundraising mistakes and solutions. It discusses common nonprofit mistakes like trying to reinvent processes, neglecting current channels, and not embracing social media. It also outlines fundraising mistakes like asking for donations only once and not personalizing appeals. The presentation includes a case study from the Humane Society of Broward County and a demonstration of Firstgiving's fundraising tools.
Veterans Place of Washington Boulevard provides services to homeless veterans in the Greater Pittsburgh area through various programs. An analysis found that while Veterans Place has an online presence and media connections, opportunities exist to improve branding, social media, events, and outreach. Surveys of alumni, current participants, homeless veterans, and student veterans provided insights into awareness levels, preferred communication methods, and important services. The marketing plan aims to increase awareness of Veterans Place and convey their ability to help veterans through new branding, a website rewrite, social media engagement, and community events.
How to Get More People to Sign-Up for Your EventJulia Campbell
If you have a campaign on GoFundMe Charity or are considering launching one, our Registration and Ticketing functionality is a great feature that can help you reach your campaign’s goals.
Important: You cannot add registration if a donation has already been made to your campaign. To avoid this, please refrain from publishing your campaign before you finish configuring its settings.
Registration or ticketing is great for your campaign if you need to:
Combine registration and fundraising into one smooth process
Collect a participation fee
Ask your supporters additional custom questions
Organize supporters to participate in a live event
Sell tickets, spots, or merchandise
In this webinar, you will learn:
How to set up the Registration and Ticketing functionality;
How to optimize your registration and ticketing campaign by strategically pricing your tickets and getting creative with ticket types;
How to take advantage of GoFundMe’s donation and sharing tools;
How to leverage these tools to reach more of our network and drive more registrations.
Social Media Best Practices for Non-Profit & Public Sector Organizations - p...Wild Apricot
A presentation on the motivations for using social media to forward the goals of non-profits, public sector and member driven organizations. How can social media help you meet goals such as fundraising, event promotion and member recruiting? Where should you start? How do you define success? Originally presented at the Canadian Institute "Managing Social Media 2009" conference in Toronto.
How to Start Your #GivingTuesdayNow Campaign with GoFundMe Charity's Free ToolsJulia Campbell
#GivingTuesdayNow is May 5, 2020 and nonprofits have had limited time to prepare. GoFundMe's no subscription, no commitment tools are a perfect solution for organizations to launch a professional #GivingTuesdayNow campaign quickly and easily. This toolkit will walk you through how.
All request please fwd to wah17@yahoo.com.My linkedin is wah17@yahoo.com.A copy of the full research is here:
http://www.scribd.com/share/upload/4814477/2dx6gqho7w9gwvvrwbhq
The author launched a book that sold out its first print run of 500 copies within one month. The book received media coverage from major Canadian news outlets. As Communications and Marketing Director for another organization, the author increased program offerings by 48% and grew the online community by 58% over two years. The author has also secured partnerships with several universities.
Facebook is the second most visited website in the world with over 400 million active users as of July 2010. The document discusses how businesses can use Facebook to connect with current and potential customers through Pages, Groups, or a combination. It recommends starting with a Group to build an audience and then creating a Page when the Group reaches 500 members. The assistant providing Facebook services to businesses is Landini Design, which can help set up and maintain Pages and Groups, as well as connect them to other social networks and advertise on Facebook.
Learn the basics of planning a successful experience using social media for your nonprofit. Prepared & presented by Susie Bowie, Communications Manager at the Community Foundation of Sarasota County.
Multichannel Marketing for the Small NonprofitJulia Campbell
Social and Web 2.0 technologies have changed not just how we market and promote our programs and services, but also how we manage and lead our organizations, and how we build communities and create movements. Understanding the multichannel landscape is more important than ever before, as the pace of change is growing exponentially.
Email communications, social media, and mobile are important, but how will they help your nonprofit and the issues you work on every day? Most importantly, how the heck do you integrate and utilize these tools successfully without losing your mind?
This workshop will help you answer these questions, specifically with the small nonprofit in mind, and will guide you through the planning and implementation of online multichannel strategies that will spark advocacy, raise money and promote deeper community engagement in order to achieve social change in real time.
Social Media Training for West Neighbourhood HouseJustine Abigail
This document provides an overview of a social media training for the Newcomer Youth Program at West Neighbourhood House. The training covers the importance of social media for connection and engagement with newcomer youth audiences, social media basics like creating a plan and being consistent, recommendations for current social media engagement and gaining more followers, and tips for creating compelling content and building community online. The training aims to help the program improve and expand its use of social media.
EFM Morning Brew: Social Media Update - New Tools for Branding with Social MediaE Factor Media (EFM)
The document discusses current trends in social media, including that Facebook is still dominant but Myspace and Twitter are declining, while LinkedIn is growing. It outlines new features for social media platforms like virtual currency on Facebook, improved profiles on Twitter, and subtitles and friend recommendations on YouTube. The document also provides examples of how companies are using social media for marketing, including a case study where a bakery engaged more customers through Facebook.
Using Social Media Tools To Leverage Your Job SearchReinfranck
This document discusses how using social media can help leverage your job search. It outlines popular social networks like LinkedIn, Facebook, and Twitter and how to use them professionally. LinkedIn is described as the premier job networking platform where you can create a robust profile, join groups, and connect with recruiters. Twitter is presented as a microblogging tool through which you can follow companies, engage in conversations, and find job search applications. Facebook is also described as a way to reach out to your connections, become a fan of target employers, and use applications to search for jobs. The document encourages networking on these channels and keeping your social media skills up-to-date.
This document proposes a social media strategy to promote the small businesses of Putney, Vermont through Discover Putney's online and social media presence. It aims to increase traffic to DiscoverPutney.com and encourage visitors to the town. The strategy involves creating social media profiles, blogging about member businesses, promoting posts through email and social networks, and tracking results. The goal is to build awareness of Discover Putney and create returning customers by connecting people online to Putney's local businesses.
Key Note Presenter at the BRIC Business Marketing Conference. Tips to consider before you jump in, if you're treading water in the deep end, or even if you're comfortably doing laps.
Presenter: Mike Brcic
Love it or hate it, Facebook is the #1 social media site in the world, with more than 200 million active users. A growing number of companies and organizations are using Facebook to connect with their stakeholders and build community. In this workshop, you’ll learn simple, easy-to-implement techniques for using Facebook to connect with your audience, including:
* Facebook Groups and how to grow them
* Raising funds through Facebook Causes
* Creating Facebook events that sparkle and shine
* Developing a fan base with Pages
* Maintaining promotions and contests
* Other techniques for taking Facebook to the next level!
This document provides a summary of the April 2009 issue of a newsletter from the Utah Office of Faith-Based and Community Initiatives that provides information and resources to help nonprofits. The newsletter includes sections on tips for nonprofits, recent news, available grants and resources, awards and honors opportunities, special reports and data, and upcoming conferences and training events. Specific topics covered in this issue include keeping organizational teams focused, fair housing information, scam alerts, questions about the Gates Foundation partnering with media companies to promote education, Jewish organizations banding together to form a new nonprofit focused on social services, and renewed funding for the TV converter box coupon program.
Fathom Travel is a cruise line that offers "impact travel" trips where passengers volunteer in the Dominican Republic. Their goal is to create lasting positive impacts through activities like building water filters and teaching English. Fathom aims to differentiate itself from "voluntourism", which some argue can harm communities. Fathom trains passengers beforehand and returns to the same areas, allowing for ongoing impacts.
The Unfathomables created a social media marketing plan to increase Fathom's brand awareness and separate it from negative voluntourism associations. Their plan focuses on expanding Fathom's social media presence, engaging with customers, and tracking volunteer projects' long-term progress to attract target audiences like families, millennials and retirees
1. The document discusses regulations for importing donations from abroad to non-profit organizations in the Philippines. It outlines the types of non-profits that can receive duty-free imports as well as what types of items qualify for exemption.
2. Required documents from donors and recipients are specified, including deeds of donation, itemized lists, and distribution plans. The application process through the Department of Finance or National Economic and Development Authority is also described.
3. While donations may be exempt from import duties, they are still subject to value-added tax, and the Bureau of Customs handles releasing approved shipments.
A Social Media Primer Driving Better Engagement For Your EventsLumen Consulting
Events are by definition social, yet many companies are hesitant or uncertain how to leverage social media in their portfolio. Social media is transforming the way we network and communicate personally and in business. In this interactive session, we'll consider what differentiates this technology trend from other fads and look at the demographics of who is using social media. See how any size organization can use social media to build awareness, foster word of mouth, and deepen attendee engagement.
please download the file and fill the form
--------------------------------------------------
kindly send it on or before 27th Feb,2012
SEND IT TO---
madhurirao@iter.ac.in
or
kvinodkumar@iter.ac.in
The document summarizes the author's experience using Twitter for professional learning and networking. It details how they began using Twitter in September 2013 and now follow 130 people/organizations and have 23 followers. It provides examples of 4 influential educators that were followed - a high school biology teacher, the University of Alberta's Faculty of Education, Bill Nye the Science Guy, and the 21st Century Teacher community. The author participates by re-tweeting, tweeting their own work, following others, and joining discussions. They found Twitter expanded their professional network and provided valuable teaching resources.
Social Media Best Practices for Non-Profit & Public Sector Organizations - p...Wild Apricot
A presentation on the motivations for using social media to forward the goals of non-profits, public sector and member driven organizations. How can social media help you meet goals such as fundraising, event promotion and member recruiting? Where should you start? How do you define success? Originally presented at the Canadian Institute "Managing Social Media 2009" conference in Toronto.
How to Start Your #GivingTuesdayNow Campaign with GoFundMe Charity's Free ToolsJulia Campbell
#GivingTuesdayNow is May 5, 2020 and nonprofits have had limited time to prepare. GoFundMe's no subscription, no commitment tools are a perfect solution for organizations to launch a professional #GivingTuesdayNow campaign quickly and easily. This toolkit will walk you through how.
All request please fwd to wah17@yahoo.com.My linkedin is wah17@yahoo.com.A copy of the full research is here:
http://www.scribd.com/share/upload/4814477/2dx6gqho7w9gwvvrwbhq
The author launched a book that sold out its first print run of 500 copies within one month. The book received media coverage from major Canadian news outlets. As Communications and Marketing Director for another organization, the author increased program offerings by 48% and grew the online community by 58% over two years. The author has also secured partnerships with several universities.
Facebook is the second most visited website in the world with over 400 million active users as of July 2010. The document discusses how businesses can use Facebook to connect with current and potential customers through Pages, Groups, or a combination. It recommends starting with a Group to build an audience and then creating a Page when the Group reaches 500 members. The assistant providing Facebook services to businesses is Landini Design, which can help set up and maintain Pages and Groups, as well as connect them to other social networks and advertise on Facebook.
Learn the basics of planning a successful experience using social media for your nonprofit. Prepared & presented by Susie Bowie, Communications Manager at the Community Foundation of Sarasota County.
Multichannel Marketing for the Small NonprofitJulia Campbell
Social and Web 2.0 technologies have changed not just how we market and promote our programs and services, but also how we manage and lead our organizations, and how we build communities and create movements. Understanding the multichannel landscape is more important than ever before, as the pace of change is growing exponentially.
Email communications, social media, and mobile are important, but how will they help your nonprofit and the issues you work on every day? Most importantly, how the heck do you integrate and utilize these tools successfully without losing your mind?
This workshop will help you answer these questions, specifically with the small nonprofit in mind, and will guide you through the planning and implementation of online multichannel strategies that will spark advocacy, raise money and promote deeper community engagement in order to achieve social change in real time.
Social Media Training for West Neighbourhood HouseJustine Abigail
This document provides an overview of a social media training for the Newcomer Youth Program at West Neighbourhood House. The training covers the importance of social media for connection and engagement with newcomer youth audiences, social media basics like creating a plan and being consistent, recommendations for current social media engagement and gaining more followers, and tips for creating compelling content and building community online. The training aims to help the program improve and expand its use of social media.
EFM Morning Brew: Social Media Update - New Tools for Branding with Social MediaE Factor Media (EFM)
The document discusses current trends in social media, including that Facebook is still dominant but Myspace and Twitter are declining, while LinkedIn is growing. It outlines new features for social media platforms like virtual currency on Facebook, improved profiles on Twitter, and subtitles and friend recommendations on YouTube. The document also provides examples of how companies are using social media for marketing, including a case study where a bakery engaged more customers through Facebook.
Using Social Media Tools To Leverage Your Job SearchReinfranck
This document discusses how using social media can help leverage your job search. It outlines popular social networks like LinkedIn, Facebook, and Twitter and how to use them professionally. LinkedIn is described as the premier job networking platform where you can create a robust profile, join groups, and connect with recruiters. Twitter is presented as a microblogging tool through which you can follow companies, engage in conversations, and find job search applications. Facebook is also described as a way to reach out to your connections, become a fan of target employers, and use applications to search for jobs. The document encourages networking on these channels and keeping your social media skills up-to-date.
This document proposes a social media strategy to promote the small businesses of Putney, Vermont through Discover Putney's online and social media presence. It aims to increase traffic to DiscoverPutney.com and encourage visitors to the town. The strategy involves creating social media profiles, blogging about member businesses, promoting posts through email and social networks, and tracking results. The goal is to build awareness of Discover Putney and create returning customers by connecting people online to Putney's local businesses.
Key Note Presenter at the BRIC Business Marketing Conference. Tips to consider before you jump in, if you're treading water in the deep end, or even if you're comfortably doing laps.
Presenter: Mike Brcic
Love it or hate it, Facebook is the #1 social media site in the world, with more than 200 million active users. A growing number of companies and organizations are using Facebook to connect with their stakeholders and build community. In this workshop, you’ll learn simple, easy-to-implement techniques for using Facebook to connect with your audience, including:
* Facebook Groups and how to grow them
* Raising funds through Facebook Causes
* Creating Facebook events that sparkle and shine
* Developing a fan base with Pages
* Maintaining promotions and contests
* Other techniques for taking Facebook to the next level!
This document provides a summary of the April 2009 issue of a newsletter from the Utah Office of Faith-Based and Community Initiatives that provides information and resources to help nonprofits. The newsletter includes sections on tips for nonprofits, recent news, available grants and resources, awards and honors opportunities, special reports and data, and upcoming conferences and training events. Specific topics covered in this issue include keeping organizational teams focused, fair housing information, scam alerts, questions about the Gates Foundation partnering with media companies to promote education, Jewish organizations banding together to form a new nonprofit focused on social services, and renewed funding for the TV converter box coupon program.
Fathom Travel is a cruise line that offers "impact travel" trips where passengers volunteer in the Dominican Republic. Their goal is to create lasting positive impacts through activities like building water filters and teaching English. Fathom aims to differentiate itself from "voluntourism", which some argue can harm communities. Fathom trains passengers beforehand and returns to the same areas, allowing for ongoing impacts.
The Unfathomables created a social media marketing plan to increase Fathom's brand awareness and separate it from negative voluntourism associations. Their plan focuses on expanding Fathom's social media presence, engaging with customers, and tracking volunteer projects' long-term progress to attract target audiences like families, millennials and retirees
1. The document discusses regulations for importing donations from abroad to non-profit organizations in the Philippines. It outlines the types of non-profits that can receive duty-free imports as well as what types of items qualify for exemption.
2. Required documents from donors and recipients are specified, including deeds of donation, itemized lists, and distribution plans. The application process through the Department of Finance or National Economic and Development Authority is also described.
3. While donations may be exempt from import duties, they are still subject to value-added tax, and the Bureau of Customs handles releasing approved shipments.
A Social Media Primer Driving Better Engagement For Your EventsLumen Consulting
Events are by definition social, yet many companies are hesitant or uncertain how to leverage social media in their portfolio. Social media is transforming the way we network and communicate personally and in business. In this interactive session, we'll consider what differentiates this technology trend from other fads and look at the demographics of who is using social media. See how any size organization can use social media to build awareness, foster word of mouth, and deepen attendee engagement.
please download the file and fill the form
--------------------------------------------------
kindly send it on or before 27th Feb,2012
SEND IT TO---
madhurirao@iter.ac.in
or
kvinodkumar@iter.ac.in
The document summarizes the author's experience using Twitter for professional learning and networking. It details how they began using Twitter in September 2013 and now follow 130 people/organizations and have 23 followers. It provides examples of 4 influential educators that were followed - a high school biology teacher, the University of Alberta's Faculty of Education, Bill Nye the Science Guy, and the 21st Century Teacher community. The author participates by re-tweeting, tweeting their own work, following others, and joining discussions. They found Twitter expanded their professional network and provided valuable teaching resources.
This document lists the names of 7 individuals: John Rockfeller III, Warren Thompson, Frederick Osborn, Frank Notestein, Henry Kissinger, Aníbal Faúndes, and Beverly Winikoff. No other information is provided about these individuals or what connects them. The document simply lists these 7 names with no context or explanation.
The document provides the schedule for an upcoming theater season including dates for productions from May 15 to September 13, 2014. It also lists past productions of To Kill a Mockingbird, Crazy for You, and The Tempest. The staff includes Timothy Sheader as Artistic Director, William Village as Executive Director, and Richard Dryden as Head Chef.
The document discusses strategies for teaching English as a foreign language. It emphasizes the importance of reflecting on teaching practices and understanding the socio-cultural aspects of knowledge. During the course, the four skills of speaking, listening, writing and reading were improved. Key strategies included comparing text genres, recognizing genre properties, selecting relevant genres for communication, and using different speech genres appropriately. After the course, the importance of continuous training and building communication between teachers and students to enable new teaching practices was highlighted.
The author reflects on using Pinterest for both personal and professional reasons before the class, primarily pinning elementary school resources. After the class, the author realized Pinterest also has valuable secondary resources, such as for anti-bullying. The author created a new Pinterest board for the class with 8 boards and 100 pins so far. The author is following 5 people, including experts on topics like cyberbullying, and one person is following the author. The author summarizes participation and compares Pinterest to Twitter for keeping updated and finding classroom resources and activities.
Chelsea Miller plans a 9-day poetry unit for 9th grade students using various digital tools. On day 1, students will watch videos introducing poetry types and poets. Day 2 has students completing a webquest and creating their own. Days 3-4 involve creating a poster, photo, and avatar using software. Students will make and listen to podcasts and QR codes on day 5. Day 6 focuses on blogging. On day 7, students make Pinterest boards and tweet in character. The final day has students uploading all work to a wikispaces page. Miller provides learning objectives, materials, participation strategies, and assessments for each lesson.
Facebook es un sitio de redes sociales creado por Mark Zuckerberg para estudiantes de Harvard que ahora está abierto a cualquier persona con una cuenta de correo. Muestra un gráfico del aumento de usuarios de Facebook de 2004 a 2011. Aunque ofrece servicios y licencias de uso, la política de privacidad le da a Facebook la propiedad de la información personal de los usuarios.
The document provides an introduction to the ActivInspire software. It explains that the ActivBoard is used with an ActivPen, not dry erase markers. The pen nib acts as a left mouse button and the orange button acts as a right mouse button. Flipcharts are interactive lessons created in the ActivInspire software that can be presented, edited, and shared with others. There are design and presentation modes for creating and teaching flipcharts.
This poetry unit plan is for a 10th grade English class consisting of 18 students from diverse racial backgrounds. Over the course of a week, students will learn about different types of poetry, poets, and how to analyze poetic devices. On day one, students will learn about poetry types and write in a certain style. Day two focuses on different poets and reading their work. On day three, students will analyze imagery in poems and create art representing it. Day four involves finding poems online and summarizing them in social media formats. Finally, students will perform poems in groups and provide peer feedback through an online class blog. The plan utilizes technology like video, Photoshop, and online resources to engage students with poetry.
Vector space concepts can be used to represent energy signals. Any set of signals can be represented as linear combinations of orthogonal basis functions in an N-dimensional vector space. Each signal is determined by its vector of coefficients. This geometric representation in vector spaces allows defining properties like vector lengths, angles between vectors, and inner products. It provides a mathematical basis for analyzing signals and noise in communication systems.
This document discusses various digital modulation techniques including binary phase-shift keying (BPSK), quadrature phase-shift keying (QPSK), offset QPSK, frequency-shift keying (FSK), and minimum-shift keying (MSK). It covers topics such as the generation and detection of BPSK and QPSK signals, their error probabilities and power spectra, and the implementation of MSK transmitters and receivers.
This document discusses profiles in ActivInspire, which allow customization of toolbars and settings. Profiles allow switching between different configurations for various situations. The user can easily switch between pre-made profiles using the Profile button on the toolbox. Profiles can be customized by changing layout, commands, and settings, then saved and shared with others.
This document lists the names of several influential thinkers in critical theory and gender studies, including Kate Millett, Karl Korsch, Max Horkheimer, Louis Althusser, Jacques Derrida, Michel Foucault, Dr. John Money, and Judith Butler.
Sophi Galloway proposes that Abundant Harvest develop a Facebook page to generate more followers and donations. Currently without social media, Abundant Harvest is isolated from potential supporters. Research shows non-profits are increasingly using social media, which continues to reach broader audiences. A Facebook page could showcase the organization's work and impact to gain support from multiple generations that widely use Facebook. Maintaining a professional Facebook presence would cost nothing and help promote Abundant Harvest's mission.
Dress for Success Nashville is a startup nonprofit organization that aims to empower women through career development services. Currently, they focus their social media efforts on Facebook. The document analyzes best practices of similar nonprofits and provides recommendations to expand Dress for Success Nashville's online presence. It is recommended that they create free accounts on WordPress, Instagram, Pinterest, and Flickr to showcase outfits and attract more donors. Creating a Twitter account would allow them to reach more people with concise messages.
The social media plan aims to increase engagement with the Northwest Office of Volunteer Services through improving social media presence. Goals include getting people talking about Volunteer Services, raising awareness of Alternative Spring Break, and partnering with other organizations. Strategies involve sharing stories and multimedia about service, promoting campus events, and measuring engagement through tools like Hootsuite. A sample calendar outlines planned social media content for September and October.
This document summarizes tips for nonprofits to embrace technology and optimize their online presence. It discusses using websites, social media like Facebook and Twitter, video, and email to engage donors, attract new supporters, and increase fundraising. Key recommendations include updating websites frequently, using social media to share stories and videos, tracking analytics to improve outreach, and integrating online and email efforts with customer relationship management systems.
Embracing Technology As A Nonprofit Kansas City Presentationbrooke.csukas
This document provides an overview of how nonprofits can embrace technology through 5 easy steps: 1) Optimizing their website to attract donors and support, 2) Attracting donors through social media like Facebook and YouTube, 3) Collecting donor information online, 4) Using their donor database effectively, and 5) Communicating with new and existing donors. It discusses how the economy is affecting charitable giving and provides specific strategies and examples of how nonprofits can utilize different technologies and social media platforms like websites, videos, and Facebook to engage donors and raise funds online.
- The document proposes a social media plan to expand the social media presence of FreeState Legal and Equality Maryland.
- Currently, the organizations have over 21,000 combined followers on Facebook and Twitter. The plan aims to capitalize on this foundation to build engagement and community, expand reach, and boost fundraising through social media.
- Key goals include expanding platforms like LinkedIn, Snapchat, and Instagram; increasing followers and engagement; generating more interactive content; and utilizing social media for online fundraising efforts. The plan proposes metrics to measure growth and progress across platforms.
Embracing Technology As A Nonprofit Birmingham Presentationbrooke.csukas
This document provides an overview of how nonprofits can embrace technology to optimize operations and fundraising. It discusses steps like optimizing websites, attracting donors through social media, collecting donor information online, integrating databases with communications, and more. Specific platforms like Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and tools like email marketing, landing pages, and mobile design are examined. The key message is that relationships should be the priority and technology can help strengthen relationships and engagement.
Local Social Marketing and Public Health in Rural Communitieskimberlykeith
Social marketing uses marketing techniques to promote social good and behavior change. It can utilize traditional media like newspapers, radio, and TV as well as social media. Social networks are important for spreading health messages as people are influenced by those close to them. To use social media for health promotion, an organization first needs to define its mission, goals, and key messages. It then shares this message on platforms like Facebook and encourages local social networks to engage by liking and sharing posts. Photos, videos, and interacting regularly help make the page more visible and spread its reach.
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New Media Proposal
Client : Dress For Success Nashville ( nonprofit)
December 10, 2013
By : Whitney Critten
Email : wdc2y@mtmail.mtsu.edu
Phone: (615)-428-3437
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Table of Contents
UPFRONT ANALYSIS 3-4
BEST PRACTICES 4-11
RECOMMENDATIONS 12-14
CONCLUSION 14
WORKS CITED
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UPFRONT ANALYSIS
Considering the fact that 87% of all US adults are online, it is essential for
nonprofit organizations to use new media ( Internet User Demographics ). New media
allows nonprofit organizations the opportunity to present their causes to a more diverse
demographic. The client is Dress for Success Nashville (DFSN). Dress for Success was
founded in 1996 by Nancy Lublin. “The mission of Dress for Success is to promote the
economic independence of disadvantaged women by providing professional attire, a
network of support, and the career development tools to help women thrive in work and
in life” (Dress For Success).
The YWCA of Nashville and Middle Tennessee founded the local Nashville
affiliate in March 2013. Renee Montmeny, Head of Marketing, was the representative for
DFSN at the time. Ms. Montmeny explained that DFSN had no direction in terms of their
new media strategy. Currently, the organization is only using Facebook. She created the
Facebook page with a detailed “about me” section, which is essential for an organization
without a website. The Facebook page is updated consistently regarding events,
information on donations, volunteering, and staff happenings. Ms. Montmeny does a
great job in ensuring that every event has visuals that are posted to the Facebook page.
This gives potential volunteers or donors a chance to visualize what goes into a
fundraising event.
Overall, for an organization that is in the beginning stages of online development,
DFSN is on the right path, however, there is room for improvement to reach a broader
demographic. Ms. Montmeny stated that the organization wanted to focus on their
Facebook account, but they are missing out on various avenues to reach people. The
Facebook page is a good start, but this organization needs to explore different social
networking sites, blogs and utilize a content management system in order to reach more
volunteers and potential donors. Although Ms. Montmeny has been very receptive to
suggestions, it appears that the organization is being cautious when it comes to their
online identity. The Marketing department wants to ensure that the content for the web is
an accurate representation of the organization. The purpose of this new media Proposal is
to provide DFSN with a cost-effective new media strategy that if implemented correctly,
will increase awareness and help acquire donations. This proposal examines the new
media strategies of multiple nonprofit organizations to create a cohesive strategy for
DFSN
BEST PRACTICES
The best practices report includes three nonprofit organizations that vary from local to
global.
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BOSTON GLOW
http://www.bostonglow.org
Homepage for BOSTON GLOW
Located in Boston, Massachusetts, the first nonprofit organization is BOSTON GLOW.
This organization is geared towards helping young girls and women in the Boston area. The
“about me” section is one of the first things that visitors to the website will notice, therefore it is
imperative for it to be concise yet informative. Significant to the website is the “Upcoming
Events” link. In terms of visibility, it is bold and draws attention to the option to donate as well.
This is key because it allows visitors to easily click to view an abbreviated description of the
event and have the option to like, tweet, or RSVP to it. Additionally, it is equally important to tie
the Events and Donate button within close proximity of one another, especially for a nonprofit
organization. It offers visitors easier visibility towards an opportunity to contribute.
The overall website design invokes the feeling of empowerment of young girls and
women from the bold color scheme and typography. The website has user-friendly navigation:
there are tabs for the “Home section”, Girls Leadership, Organized Women, News, Galleries,
Donate, Calendar, and BOSTON GLOW blog. For nonprofit organizations, a blog allows visitors
an opportunity to be informed on happenings within the organization. However, it is troubling to
see that the Boston Glow blog is not updated consistently. The last post was October 2013, and
for a blog to be truly effective, it needs to be current.
Social Media
Below are screen shots and links from Facebook, Twitter and YouTube :
https://twitter.com/Boston_GLOW
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https://www.facebook.com/bostonglow#ow
https://www.youtube.com/user/glowboston
The Facebook account for BOSTON GLOW successfully exemplifies how a local
nonprofit should develop content for a Facebook page. The Facebook account has 600
likes. It appears that the Facebook account is updated at least three times per week; the
posts are brief and straightforward, which is essential for social media as long blocks of
text are often ignored. The majority of the posts on the page are accompanied with an
image intended to catch the viewer’s eye. A striking feature of the page is the amount of
money that was raised in 2012 ($55,000), and there were 175 active volunteers who
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worked over 9000 hours. Potential donors and volunteers will benefit from the detailed
financial information that the Facebook page provides. BOSTON GLOW’s Twitter
account has 754 followers and approximately 1,500 tweets. The organization tweets
consistently and employs hashtags to expand visibility. Amongst the Facebook and
Twitter account, there lies a difference in content. The Twitter account focuses more on
helping to inspire women with quotes and information on jobs in the Boston area,
whereas the Facebook account provides general information about the organization and
its workings. The content across social media networks should slightly differ but still be
cohesive in order to tell a unified story across digital platforms.
The YouTube account has potential, but it needs attention. The account has eight
videos and 559 views, yet only has one subscriber. The new media strategy for BOSTON
GLOW is appropriate for a local nonprofit organization. BOSTON GLOW can further
develop their online identity by incorporating the use of YouTube and other digital
platforms such as Instagram, Flickr and Vimeo that will allow them to integrate the use of
visual storytelling.
Women Employed
http://womenemployed.org
Home page of Women Employed
Located in Chicago, IL, the second nonprofit organization is Women Employed.
Women Employed is a national nonprofit organization. Women Employed’s main
mission is, “mobilizing people and organizations to expand educational and employment
opportunities for America’s working women”( Women Employed). The website design is
very minimal, which allows the strong content to speak for itself. There is a montage of
different images that span the organization’s 40 years of existence that assist in guiding
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the viewer through the company’s history. The website is designed with the user in mind,
as the user navigation of this site is almost effortless. The “About Me” section is filled
with prevalent information and compelling visuals. From the “About Me” section,
potential and current donors/volunteers can access information on who the organization
is, annual reports, accomplishments, and leadership (staff and board of directors).
Located at the top of the page and the bottom as well, the donate button has good user
visibility . The “Giving” tab provides potential donors information on the different ways
to give and where their donation will be used, which is key towards acquiring more
donations. The “resources” tab explains the rights of women in the workplace.
Social Media
Screen shot of the social media icons & donate icon at the top & bottom of the page
The new media strategy for the organization employs Facebook, Twitter,
Pinterest, and YouTube. The Facebook account has over 10,000 likes and is regularly
updated with information that is of relevance for the intended audience. The content
covers a broad range of issues such as raising the minimum wage, the Affordable Care
Act, and student aid reform. The Facebook account uses videos and photos to its benefit
by integrating the use of visual elements. By using visual storytelling, the organization
presents a more intimate story to donors/volunteers, women, and the media.
The Twitter account has 5,000 followers with approximately 4,400 tweets. The
Twitter account is using the hashtag #40yearsin40weeks (a method of reaching viewer
searches by communicating in real-time) to educate and inform about issues facing
women in the workplace. Users tweet with the hashtag (#) and share their personal
stories. By using the hashtag ( #),Women Employed is allowing their online community
to help shape the digital narrative. While the Twitter account and Facebook page are
similarly aligned, Women Employed might benefit from tweaking the information on
different digital platforms to properly communicate to different audiences. Women
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Employed’s Pinterest account has 191 followers with 14 boards, 299 pins and 54 likes. It
is rather impressive to see a nonprofit organization use Pinterest in such a creative and
engaging way. The organization is using powerful and thought provoking visuals to
inspire women in the fight for equality in the workplace.
https://www.pinterest.com/womenemployed/
Screen shot of Women Employed’s Pinterest account
Below are screen shots and links of Women Employed’s Facebook, Twitter and
YouTube accounts :
https://www.facebook.com/WomenEmployed
https://twitter.com/WomenEmployed
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https://www.youtube.com/user/womenemployed
The YouTube account for Women Employed has approximately 9,000 video
views but only 32 subscribers and the poor video quality distracts from the message. An
organization of such magnitude should have the resources to create high quality videos
that aim to inspire and educate both the targeted demographic and others. The new media
strategy for Women Employed is working, but there is room for improvement when it
comes to showcasing compelling visual stories across digital platforms .
Catalyst, Inc.
http://www.catalyst.org
Located in New York, NY, the final nonprofit organization is Catalyst
Incorporated. Catalyst is a global nonprofit organization. Catalyst has a clear mission and
vision statement, which is to “Change workplaces, Change lives and to, “Expand
opportunities for women and business.” ( Catalyst). The website provides detailed
information about the organization and its functions, which is important for visitors that
may have questions. Because Catalyst is a global nonprofit organization, it is vital that
they have a section with information on the regions they serve. Catalyst is inviting their
users to “join the community to make a change”( Catalyst), and when you become a
community member you can comment on blogs, research past events, and RSVP to future
events. Catalyst has an informative blog called “Catalyzing”, which is updated
consistently. Overall, the website design is very clean, but a minimalist approach would
assist in user navigation.
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Home page of Catalyst
Social Media
The Facebook account for Catalyst has 3,666 likes and is updated at least three to
five times a week. The page is catered to the intended audience. The bulk of the content
pertains to equality for women in business. There is an active dialogue between members
of the community and page administrators. The reciprocal communication shows that the
organization is listening to their online community. Twitter is their primary account to
reach people on social media. The Twitter account has over 18,000 followers with over
14,500 tweets. This Twitter account is updated daily with the hashtag #IAmACatalyst.
The content that’s available on Twitter is more detailed than on their Facebook page. The
YouTube page has over 75,000 video views but only has 106 subscribers. Because
Digital Storytelling is the future, the failure to utilize YouTube may negatively impact the
reach of the organization. Catalyst has an effective global new media strategy, but similar
to Women Employed and Boston Glow, their YouTube account needs to be updated to
reach its desired effect.
Below are screen shots and links from Catalyst’s Twitter, Facebook and YouTube
pages:
https://www.facebook.com/catalystinc
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• In order to fulfill your mission statement of helping women, it is essential that
DFSN have a home base that provides accurate and up to date information on how
to become involved with the organization.
• WordPress is a free content management system.
o Tutorial : http://bit.ly/1xy9a5t
• Suggestions for tabs on the WordPress site : “about me”, “mission”, “staff”,
“events”, “ways to get involved”, “jobs”.
• DFSN can publish content that is of relevance and share the posts via social media
links that will bring traffic back to the WordPress site.
• The staff, volunteers/donors, and women that are receiving help can contribute to
creating the content.
Twitter
• Twitter is a micro-blogging network that enables users to communicate with one
another in real-time. The maximum amount of characters per tweet is 140.
• Twitter can be used to create awareness and to educate, however, acquiring and
keeping followers is key. A simple, Follow us on Twitter link on your Facebook
can help to grow a network of followers.
• Twitter, like Facebook, requires consistency in posting. It is important to note
that the content among social networks should be similar but not identical—tailor
the message for the social network.
• Twitter is known for real-time communication through the use of hashtags.
Popular hashtags become “trending topics”. DFSN can use hashtags to inform and
educate about issues affecting their demographic. Be creative and keep it simple.
• Because Twitter is more interactive, it is imperative to make an effort to respond
to comments, concerns or questions about DFSN in a timely manner. Creating an
active dialogue with your followers shows that you care about what they have to
say.
• DFSN should participate in a weekly Twitter conversation by using #DFSN.
Users can tweet questions, suggestions or concerns. In terms of content, DFSN
can tweet out tips on how to find professional job attire on a budget, common
interview questions, and how to balance work and home life.
YouTube
• YouTube is a video-sharing service. It is recommended to join
http://www.youtube.com/nonprofits
• Features include donate now button, call to action overlays, community forum,
live streaming and video annotations.
• There is no need to buy an expensive camera, a cell phone camera will do. The
key is stabilization, so it is vital to invest in a tripod, which varies in price. The
videos can be edited via iMovie or Windows moviemaker for free.
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• DFSN can develop brief videos on the importance of having proper attire for job
interviews and tips for a job interview.
• Showcasing to donors/volunteers, women, and media what DFSN does can be
accomplished through weekly vlogs. The vlogs can either be short or long; it just
depends on what is trying to be conveyed through the use of visual storytelling.
• It is also recommended that DFSN develop a success story series. The series
should focus on women that have been helped by the organization and are now
doing well.
• Make sure that the videos are organized into different playlists for easier user
navigation.
Instagram
• Instagram is a free photo sharing service that DFSN should use to showcase items
that have been donated.
• Instagram is a way to reach the fashion conscious demographic. Renowned
fashion bloggers might want to contribute styling tips for both makeup and
clothing.
• DFSN can have the women model the final outfits and thank donors for their
contribution.
• Instagram can also showcase the daily workings of DFSN by incorporating
“funny” or “hard at work” photos.
Pinterest
• Pinterest is content sharing service in which members can “pin” videos, images,
and other visual aspects to their “pin board” and share with their community.
• Based on Pinterest’s target audience and DIY posts, women tend to use the
network at significantly higher rates than men, so it would be a great way to target
female donations and volunteers.
• DFSN can pin images of women dressed appropriately for job interviews and
share via social media.
• You should encourage your online community to submit their own custom “pin
board” on appropriate job attire. DFSN can run a contest to chose the best “pin
board” of the week.
LinkedIn
• LinkedIn is a social networking site primarily for working professionals.
• DFSN should connect with women in business that are in the greater Nashville
area.
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• Through LinkedIn, DFSN can arrange a mentorship program with successful
woman in business. The selected mentors can either chose to meet the women in
person or through digital platform’s such as Skype, YouTube, and Facebook.
• DFSN should also help the women create an effective LinkedIn page that will
help them find employment.
Conclusion
In order for Dress for Success Nashville to create a sustainable online identity, a
new media strategy is key. This new media proposal includes an upfront analysis,
detailed best practices report, and final recommendations. The expectation is that the
recommendations are implemented and help to increase donations/volunteers while
positively impacting as many women as possible. It is up to DFSN to apply the
recommendations and begin to shape their online identity through the use of digital
media.
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