The number of social networks is approaching dizzying numbers. While many are supported by commercial advertising, nonprofits are also experimenting with fundraising through the connections the networks make possible. Web 2.0, after all, goes hand in hand with the viral marketing principles that have risen to prominence in the last few years. [Are you a [...]
I’m still in search of a reasonable platform to support an AAUW group (whether a geographically based branch/state, a team/committee, a special-topic based discussion with members nation-wide, or whatever). discuss.aauw.org – you’d think this would work, but it won’t unless there’s some effort put into rationalizing the topics, finding “facilitators” for the different boards to [...]
Thanks to Candice for pointing out James Tower’s E-Expectation Series – a series of reports on “e-expectations” of students (high school and college) and their implications for recruitment. I haven’t read any yet, but hope to soon — if you have, please post …
From Jeanne on the CA Online e-mail list: http://www.goodreads.com Just learned about this new social networking site where you can list books you’ve read or are reading, rate and review them, and share with friends. Lots of fun.
Check http://nptechboston.wikispaces.com/ for another presentation from the prolific Beth Kanter on what’s loosely called Web 2.0.
