Wondering about SecondLife?
See http://npsl.wikispaces.com/ an overview from TechSoup that’s been tracking this for more than a year.
Wondering about SecondLife?
See http://npsl.wikispaces.com/ an overview from TechSoup that’s been tracking this for more than a year.
Trying to decide what kind of technology is right for your application? See this matrix from Michelle Murrain, www.metacentric.net, and the corresponding discussion at the NTEN nptechconsult affinity group (login required).
I’m going to Phoenix with an explicit goal of building support for better virtual communities within AAUW. I believe that there are groups that care about specific areas (STEM, public policy, etc., etc.) that could be much stronger if they had a way to connect with each other. I posted at discuss.aauw.org to try to find others interested.
I’m a fan of the software that underlies the online communities at NTEN: groups.nten.org. Ad hoc groups are easy to create and manage, there’s integration with e-mail lists, groups can be public or “private”. What other requirements would you put on this kind of system?
See also this list in the NTEN forums of other online communities.
A Technorati search for “pay equity” turned up Antigone Magazine, a semi-annual magazine about women and politics at the University of British Columbia. Its blogroll may be of interest or check this post about academic salaries.
Thanks to Linda Conger, AAUW TX, for the pointer to chapterleaders.com. You might also be interested in the corresponding blog, cynthiadamour.com/