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  • Show, Don't Tell: Google Earth Outreach for Nonprofits

    Since the earliest days of world exploration, maps have told compelling stories to people who may never see the places depicted. Topographical lines on paper only go a small way to recreate the traveller's experience, however, and the rest depends on the viewers' imagination. Now, personalized and interactive maps are stretching those ...
    Posted to Wild Apricot Blog (Weblog) by Rebecca on October 27, 2008
  • Set Up for Google Adwords Success with NTEN Webinars

    Have you ever wanted to try online advertising to promote your organization, but weren’t sure how to get started?  Starting tomorrow, NTEN.org (The Nonprofit Technology Network) will be hosting a series of webinars aimed at teaching you how to get the most out of Google Grants, a program that offers free online Google Adwords advertising ...
    Posted to Wild Apricot Blog (Weblog) by Rebecca on September 10, 2008
  • 6 Sources for Free Map Graphics

    No budget for custom graphics — yet you need a map for your website or presentation, to help show your membership reach or the areas in which your organization does its work? No problem. The internet offers a variety of free map graphics, many of which you can customize as needed. To get you started, here are 6 useful sources for different ...
    Posted to Wild Apricot Blog (Weblog) by Rebecca on August 25, 2008
  • Easy Embedded Tables for Your Website or Blog: Part One

    Some kinds of information are best presented in table form: school alumni lists, genealogy data, annotated lists of resources, survey results and statistical data, and so on. When you have several data fields for each item, a simple list won't cut it. Here are 5 methods you might choose to show a table on your web page.1. Screenshot ImageYes, you ...
    Posted to Wild Apricot Blog (Weblog) by Rebecca on May 15, 2008
  • Campaign Maps: How 3 Nonprofit Organizations use Online Maps to Send a Message

    Maps have come a long way from the traditional classroom wall map that many of us grew up with. Online, maps have taken on added dimension with multimedia mashups and a new level of interaction: the information they can deliver goes far beyond topographical features and geo-political boundaries. Here are three maps from three different nonprofit ...
    Posted to Wild Apricot Blog (Weblog) by Rebecca on April 1, 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
  • Microsoft Office Live Workspace takes on Google Apps

    Microsoft's Office Live Workspace – just launched – is a free web-based service that lets people organize documents and projects online, access their documents via the web,  and share them with others who may view and comment on shared documents.  It's been described as an online extension of MS Office desktop software, Microsoft's ...
    Posted to Wild Apricot Blog (Weblog) by Rebecca on March 5, 2008
  • NetSquared Mashup Challenge Helps Nonprofits to Create New Tools for Change

    Do you have an idea for a mashup? Can you imagine a way to to combine data from more than one source to make a web tool that can help nonprofits change the world?  The NetSquared Mashup Challenge may be for you.You don't need to have tech skills — just a great idea.  Explain the change you are trying to make in the world, and the ...
    Posted to Wild Apricot Blog (Weblog) by Rebecca on February 29, 2008
  • How to Use Gmail Filters to Organize and Manage your Email Accounts

    One of the coolest things about Gmail is its filters.They are a simple way to organize your messages automatically by providing a set of rules. It’s a way to set up your e-mail and have control of information going in or out. Like most email, Gmail applies the rules to the messages you receive and to the sent mail but this way you are able to ...
    Posted to Wild Apricot Blog (Weblog) by Creative Apricot on January 25, 2008
  • Website Charts and Graphs Made Easy with Google Chart API

    The Google Chart API lets you dynamically generate charts and graphs, and easily include those images in your webpage. Several types of image can be generated — line, bar, and pie charts for example. For each image type you can specify attributes such as size, colors, and labels. Include a Chart API image in any blog or website page ...
    Posted to Wild Apricot Blog (Weblog) by Rebecca on January 10, 2008
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