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08 February 2007

Learn how wikis are successfully applied in the nonprofit sector

Imagine launching a website that allows any of its visitors to edit content online? That simply is a wiki . The massive free encyclopedia Wikipedia is a collaborative user-built website that users can create and edit online content without requiring... (read more)
Posted Thursday, 08 February 2007 at 12:34 PM by Lenna Titizian [Dancing Apricot] | 0 comments
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11 January 2007

Non-profits are using emerging web 2.0 tools and you should too

It should come as no surprise. The buzz about Web 2.0 tools and software-as-a-service (SaaS) has been caught and non-profits are adopting them. That's the gist of the recent article in IT Business In fact, there are a lot of ready-to-use software-as-a-service... (read more)
Posted Thursday, 11 January 2007 at 9:00 AM by Lenna Titizian [Dancing Apricot] | 0 comments
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03 January 2007

What 'AJAX' means and why non-profits should care?

AJAX is a pretty techy term (it stands for Asynchronous JAvaScript and XML ). It has been a buzzword among geeks for the last few years – but why should a non-profit organization care about it? Simply put, AJAX technology helps to build web applications... (read more)
Posted Wednesday, 03 January 2007 at 3:43 PM by Lenna Titizian [Dancing Apricot] | 0 comments
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17 August 2006

Wild Apricot in ITBusiness.ca article - now we are officially Web 2.0 :-)

I am not too big a fan of Web 2.0 moniker - it has been overused and abused too much. It means too many different things. Still, the basic meaning of "Web 2.0" label is simply "new generation web applications" and thus I was glad to see Wild Apricot... (read more)
Posted Thursday, 17 August 2006 at 3:49 PM by Dmitriy Buterin [Chief Apricot] | 1 comments
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