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  • Web 2.0 Websites on a Small Budget

    Internet users are getting used to — and expecting, even demanding —  greater levels of interactivity in the websites they visit. They're looking for websites that are much more than a simple digital publication. Websites that engage them in some active way, even if it’s simply to leave a comment on a news item, subscribe to get updates or ...
    Posted to Wild Apricot Blog (Weblog) by Rebecca on November 14, 2008
  • Volunteer Design and Technology Help for Nonprofits

    While many useful sites aim to bring together volunteers with nonprofits in need of help, a recent trend seems to be toward job-specific matches. Technology and design help, in particular, are becoming easier than ever for nonprofit organizations to find. For cash-strapped organizations in a tough economy, this is a bit of very good news ...
    Posted to Wild Apricot Blog (Weblog) by Rebecca on November 5, 2008
  • Techsoup Site Security Breach: Visitors Urged to Take Precautions

    Techsoup.org, one of the best non-profit resources online, has suffered an SQL Injection attack. The site was taken down promptly when suspicious activity was identified, but Techsoup account holders and anyone who has visited the site in the past few days are urged to take security precautions immediately. These types of attacks are known to ...
    Posted to Wild Apricot Blog (Weblog) by Rebecca on August 7, 2008
  • Award-Winning Youth Helpline gets Web 2.0 Right

    People born since 1980 — the first generation to grow up in a wired world — have a whole new set of expectations about communication. Nonprofits who want to reach this audience need to rethink the traditional outreach methods and learn to understand how this group operates. Whether we call them Millenials, Net-Genners, or Generation Y, ...
    Posted to Wild Apricot Blog (Weblog) by Rebecca on July 9, 2008
  • How to Check Your Website on Different Browsers

    Cross-browser compatibility has long been a frustration for website designers. What looks fine in one browser may be more or less “broken” in another, with sidebars shifted and elements overlapping... But does it really matter, how your website looks in different browsers, in the big picture of what your organization is trying to accomplish with ...
    Posted to Wild Apricot Blog (Weblog) by Rebecca on July 2, 2008
  • What's Your Rapleaf Reputation - and why should you care?

    We all know that the Internet is a very public space -- but do we always act that way?  The separate compartments of social networking sites, once isolated in their own little boxes, have created an illusion of privacy where none may exist -- and now those boxes are opening wide. Consider this: Rapleaf alone has created over 50 million ...
    Posted to Wild Apricot Blog (Weblog) by Rebecca on June 30, 2008
  • How Well Does Your Website Work for its Users?

    How easy do you think it should be to make a charitable donation?  Getting a charity to accept your money might not be quite as easy as you'd think — if the charity's website is designed to meet its own needs, that is, rather than the needs of the people who visit and use the site. Here's an example: When an acquaintance passed away ...
    Posted to Wild Apricot Blog (Weblog) by Rebecca on May 8, 2008
  • Recruit New Volunteers Online and Celebrate Volunteer Week 2008

    April 27 - May 3, 2008 is National Volunteer Week in both Canada and the United States. The heightened awareness of volunteerism that goes along with such a campaign offers a golden opportunity to celebrate your existing volunteers — and to recruit new volunteers to your organization. Here are a few ideas of how your nonprofit might use the ...
    Posted to Wild Apricot Blog (Weblog) by Rebecca on March 25, 2008
  • Google Portal for Non-Profits Launched

    Billed as a ''a one-stop shop for tools to help advance your organization's mission in a smart, cost-efficient way,'' the newly launched Google for Non-Profits portal offers quick links to the most commonly used tools in the Google suite of services. It also highlights some cost-saving benefits that are available only to nonprofits. Did you ...
    Posted to Wild Apricot Blog (Weblog) by Rebecca on March 18, 2008
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