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February 2006

Open Source CMS

February 17, 2006 | Filed under: Frontline Action, IT and Internet

I’ve set up a new Links category, for examples of web sites from voluntary organisations which make use of open source Content Management Systems. That’s web server software which makes it easy to keep content up-to-date without any technical knowledge. Blogs like WordPress could be seen as a very basic …

No social enterprise puzzle for Chinese

February 17, 2006 | Filed under: Frontline Action

A two-way exchange on the role and success of social enterprise between China and Britain gets a write up in China Daily: Social enterprises to play bigger role.

So, I Am a Volunteer and I Use the Web

February 15, 2006 | Filed under: General

I was amazed to find that someone from Lambeth had spent more than 12 minutes having a look at my blog Multiple Sclerosis – MS Research Seeks Help ! Then, even more amazed that my blog is listed as an example to give ideas to charities. I did it because …

Misguided GuideStar

February 13, 2006 | Filed under: Sector Developments

Must say I tend to agree with Adrian Sargeant on the misguided approach to GuideStar UK, in this December article from Professional Fundraising just published online: Double trouble is on horizon for the sector, Adrian Sargeant on Professional Fundraising. In it he says “….. I wonder who will use the …

Podcasts find a practical use

February 11, 2006 | Filed under: Frontline Action, IT and Internet

Another imaginative use of ‘new media’ technology: BBC NEWS | Technology | Podcasts reach Peruvian villages UK charity Practical Action has married old and new technology to podcast twice-monthly [agricultural] updates to eight information centres in the Cajamarca region [of Peru].

Learning about information management

February 9, 2006 | Filed under: Frontline Action, IT and Internet

An interesting example fo e-learning on information management: “The Information Management Resource Kit (IMARK) is a partnership-based e-learning initiative to train individuals and support institutions and networks world-wide in the effective management of agricultural information. IMARK consists of a suite of distance learning resources, tools and communities on information management.” …

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