Intro to Blogging for Nonprofits & Libraries
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Intro to Blogging for Nonprofits & Libraries
- 1. Intro to Blogging for Nonprofits & Libraries Audio is only available by calling this number: Conference Call: 866-740-1260 Access Code: 6339392 Sponsored by
- 4. Facilitator: Becky Wiegand ( TechSoup) Presenters: Allyson Kapin, Care2 Jason Griffey, Library Blogging Intro to Blogging for Nonprofits & Libraries Sponsored by
- 5. Today’s Speakers Answering chat questions: Laura Newton, TechSoup volunteer Becky Wiegand TechSoup Jason Griffey Author, Library Blogging Allyson Kapin Care 2’s Frogloop Blog
- 7. What Is a Blog? “ A blog is a web page (usually) written in a programming language, where the content of the site is stored in a metadata-rich format, and the presentation of the content is (usually) in a reverse chronological order. Each piece of content is (usually) the product of a single author, and the content is updated regularly. The page in question (usually) has some form of social component, whether through comments, trackback, or other mechanism of communicating content or feedback.” -- Library Blogging
- 8. What Are the Benefits of Blogging for Nonprofits?
- 13. What Are the Benefits of Blogging for Libraries?
- 16. remix your world
- 17. Considerations for Getting Started
- 21. What Tools Fit Your Needs?
- 27. Tool: FeedBurner and Readers
- 29. Best Practices & Tips Sponsored by
- 33. Top Picks: Allyson’s Favorite Nonprofit Blogs Tone and Voice: NTEN (Nonprofit Technology Network) - http:// www.nten.org Nonprofit Online Communications: Care2’s Frogloop - http:// www.frogloop.com Connection Café - http:// www.connectioncafe.com / Epolitics - http://www.epolitics.com/ Techsoup Blog – http://blog.techsoup.org Social Media: Beth Kanter - http:// beth.typepad.com / Care2’s Frogloop - http:// www.frogloop.com Compelling Blog Design: 350 - http://www.350.org , deals with climate change Carrots Creative - http:// carrotblog.com / , communications firm.
- 34. Top Pick: beth.typepad.com/
- 35. Top Pick: blog.techsoup.org
- 37. Top Picks: blogs.skokielibrary.info/
- 38. Top Picks: alatechsource.org/blog
- 40. Questions? Submit your questions using the chat box.
- 44. Thanks to Our Webinar Sponsor! ReadyTalk offers dedicated product demos for TechSoup organizations 4 times per week: Monday 1:00 pm Mountain Standard Time (MST) Wednesday 9:00 am MST Thursday 1:00 pm MST Friday 9:00 am MST For more information: pages.readytalk.com/techsoup.html
- 45. Thank you! Please complete the post-event survey. For more information contact: Becky Wiegand [email_address]
Notas do Editor
- Every library, whether public, academic or corporate is answerable to its patrons. Blogs are outreach, problem solving, and patron feedback all in one...
- Every library has something in their collection that can change someone's life if they only knew about it. And every library is going awesome stuff that deserves more attention. What are YOU doing to let everyone know about your collections and your services? How could a blog figure into your communication avenues?
- Blogging gives libraries the ability to reuse information in structured ways...what librarian wouldn't love that? RSS gives you the ability to embed the information elsewhere, feed automatically updating sections of your webpages, push information out via email, etc.