Wikis and Podcasts and Blogs, Oh My! March 29, 2007

A marketing skills workshop produced by the Nonprofit Marketing Group of the Boston Chapter of the American Marketing Association (www.amaboston.org/nonprofit)

WHAT:
New, easy-to-use tools and technologies allow nonprofit organizations, of all sizes and shapes, to enjoy collaborative efficiencies and online community outreach. Training will include exploration of Wikis, Blogs, Forums, RSS Feeds, Chat, Audio & Video Podcasts, and other emerging Web 2.0 tools and technologies.

WHY:
Have you thought that there must be a better way to share community programs/resources and keep them up to date and accurate? Wikis may be the best kept and most under utilized tool out there! How about building real relationships with funders/donors and the larger community, so they can fully understand what you're doing and how you're doing it? Blogging could be the answer!

WHO:
Nonprofit staff interested in exploring how efficient, simple, user friendly, free technologies can increase, enhance and expand communication/collaboration with staff, clients/consumers, community, funders/donors... and increase the overall impact of services!
*Level of expertise needed: If you can send an email, you're in!

Cost: $35 for non-members, $20 for members, $10 for students

REGISTER TODAY! (http://guest.cvent.com/i.aspx?4W,M3,b9ad6e60-7cb5-42e6-baa3-738f8cda01ed)

Driving Directions: http://www.fisher.edu/Web/Admissions/visit_us.html?visits_interviews.html

Boston Common Parking Garage: http://www.bostoncitylinks.com/boston_commongarage.html

Subway: Closest T stop is Arlington on the green line. Exit and walk down Arlington St. (with Boston Public Garden on your right) cross over Newbury, Commonwealth, Marlborough at Beacon St., take left, walk 1.5 blocks, Fisher College on your right.

Trainer: David Galiel is founder/Executive Director of Public Interest Entertainment Corporation, the socially-responsible, nonprofit digital entertainment company. Galiel has more than a decade of involvement with the videogame/virtual reality industries, and two decades of experience in Net/Web strategy, trends analysis, and online community development. Galiel helped found and has led many innovative forums and associations, including the Boston Computer Society Virtual Reality Group, MIMC Artworks and The Digital Forum. Consulting clients have included Fujitsu, AT&T, Lightbridge and, more recently, public television, motion picture and online community initiatives. Galiel is a widely requested speaker about future trends in online community and the Net/Web.

Event Sponsor: Recycled Paper Printing (www.recycledpaper.com)
A mission-based printing and mailing services company whose goal is to provide an environmentally and economically sound alternative to more polluting traditional printing practices. RPP only prints on recycled and chlorine-free papers, oftentimes-using soy, and other vegetable-based inks. Contact Tim Eager, [email protected].

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Nonprofit Marketing Group, AMA Boston
www.amaboston.org/nonprofit

The Nonprofit Marketing Group’s mission is to assist, educate and empower nonprofits in the Boston area through developing and producing high quality marketing events and resources and to support the growth and collaboration of the Boston nonprofit marketing community.
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To join the AMA, visit http://www.marketingpower.com/content473.php.
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Contact Info:
Donnie Baker, Director, Nonprofit Marketing SIG
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 617.909.5124

American Marketing Association - Boston
77 Rumford Ave, Ste. 3B, Waltham, MA 02453
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 781.647.7555
Web: www.amaboston.org