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Test your vocabulary — donate rice

November 21st, 2007 · 1 Comment

(HT:  mi amiga Ruth)
Check out Free Rice.  The site is a English vocab game that donates 10 grains of rice through the UN to developing countries for every answer you get correct.  The funds are provided by the companies advertising on the site.  Take a look at the current tally.
The genius is the spin–turning charity […]

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Tags: New Media · Development · Online Community · Non-profit tech · International · US

Zoho: awesome online apps!

November 21st, 2007 · 2 Comments

I was looking around last night for a free online project management tool. In the search results I saw two familiar names: Basecamp and Zoho. I tried Basecamp before and wanted to take a look at something new so I decided to try out Zoho Projects and am so far very impressed […]

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Tags: Business · Web Apps · New Media · Online Community · Web 2.0 · Non-profit tech · Tech

Center for Global Development Launches Carma.org

November 15th, 2007 · 2 Comments

Congrats to CGD on launching Carma.org: Carbon Monitoring for action. The data collection is incredible and the visual display does a great job of showing this as Global issue.
So go check out the site, grab some data and go make a difference!

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Tags: Non-profit tech · Online Community · New Media · Carbon Emissions · Global Warming · International · environment · Climate Change · Politics and News

Think Green: A New Wiki on Environmental Policy and Ideas

April 9th, 2007 · No Comments

A few weekends ago I started Think Green, a wiki, to collect and share information on environmental issues and policies such as tax incentives for businesses and individuals for going green. I am also hoping you will help me create a collection of all green blogger links and news. I need your help […]

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Tags: Carbon Emissions · Non-profit tech · Online Community · New Media · Global Warming · Climate Change · DC · environment · Web 2.0 · Social Networking · Tech

NTC2007: Closing Thoughts on the Conference

April 8th, 2007 · No Comments

During the last day of the conference I attended a session that covered microformats for Web coding behavior. This seems like an interesting use of code and definitely worth keeping an eye on, if you want to play with it now the recommendation was made to try it on the Contact page of your […]

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Tags: Non-profit tech · 07NTC · Social Networking · Web 2.0 · US · International · Tech

NTC2007 Update from Day 2: Online Communities, and Freeing Your Data

April 6th, 2007 · No Comments

Some of the questions I had about online community were taken head-on in the session What Work’s in Online Communities. Oscar’s comment on my last post (see below) echoes the sentiment of looking at online communities as we would the physical communities we inhabit. I found the break-down of buzz semantics a great […]

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Tags: 07NTC · Non-profit tech · Social Networking · Web 2.0 · Tech

First Day at N-Ten 2007: The Science Fair

April 5th, 2007 · 1 Comment

Yesterday kicked off the 2007 Non-Profit Technology Conference, held in DC this year. The first day is highlighted by the Science Fair–vendor expo. I saw many familiar names and plenty of new ones as well–but what stuck with me was the amount of “social networking” vendors/platforms/software being promoted, that was not there last […]

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Tags: Non-profit tech · Social Networking · Web 2.0 · Tech