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Yesterday, Holly Ross at NTEN, mentioned that a common question she gets after talking about Social Media with nonprofits is from organizations that work with students or young people and are concerned about liability issues surrounding what students... Delete the scoop?
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The Unanticipated Benefits of Content Curation View more presentations from Beth Kanter Yesterday, I did a free NTEN Webinar called "The Unanticipated Benefits of Content Curation: Reducing Information Overload" based on my feature article in the... Via Beth Kanter 
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March 26, 11:14 AM
Non-profits can help their constituents sort through the clutter. Discipline is needed! Delete the scoop?
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Robin Good: Here is the official presentation that Beth Kanter delivered yesterday, accompanied by a curated bundle of user contributions (mostly tweets) and relevant resources (stats, some visuals and other resources) outlining the key benefits that content curation can bring.
To do so, she used Storify.com which allowed her to pull in the most relevant and interesting tweets that had been posted during her webinar, as well as other relevant resources on the topics she covered.
My three picks from this Storify bundle:
- Mindless sharing is not content curation (Dara Goldberg)
- RT @ntenorg: Good content curators don't just share or collect links, they explain & make sense of a particular topic for others. (Steve Heye)
- ...@hjarche Seek-Sense-Share (PKM) model, he offers an online workshop bit.ly/HPV07M
Storify curated story: http://storify.com/kanter/the-anticipated-benefits-of-content-curation
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Beth Kanter's comment,
July 13, 2012 10:53 AM
Robin thanks so much for highlighting the storify summary - I did that right after the session because I wanted to do a quick content analysis of the tweets and see what resonated. I also did the same for the chat logs so I could gather up the questions and make sure they were answered. The session was based on an article I wrote recently on why content curation - real content curation as you describe it - can benefit nonprofits. How it can enhance staff expertise and reduce information overload. Here's a blog post that wrote sharing some of the other resources, including many of yours. http://www.bethkanter.org/?p=5690
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"Since I not only work for a nonprofit but am also in the process of starting my own nonprofit, I've been doing some research into some useful tech tools in the social sector. In my search I ran acr... Delete the scoop?
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Increase your visibility by writing your Facebook updates in a way that naturally inspires fans and their friends to share with their networks. Delete the scoop?
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Earlier this week I posted on smart markets, a challenge for companies conditioned and organized to broadcast agendas. The post focused on the need to make the market smarter about your product, your organization and the way you do business. Delete the scoop?
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Facebook has introduced a new metric: "People Talking About," in its overhaul of its Pages Insights tool. Delete the scoop?
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This new "federated" wiki model innovates three ways. a) It shares through federation, b) it composes by refactoring and c) it wraps data with visualization.
The "story" is a collection of paragraphs and paragraph like items. The "journal" collects story edits. Should you take my page and edit it as yours, I can see what you've done and may decide to take your edits as my own.
(Thanks to Howard Rheingold for pointing me to this new resource. Check his outstanding newsradar at: http://www.scoop.it/t/infotention) Via Robin Good Delete the scoop?
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Ifdy's top ten picks of blogs to read for the nonprofit professional looking for resources in online fundraising. Delete the scoop?
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The number of low-cost or free, web-based resources and tools available to nonprofits today is astounding. Many nonprofit professionals are overwhelmed by the all choices – and as the Mobile Web an... Via Ash Shepherd, Norman Reiss 
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December 28, 2012 5:55 PM
Great list of a wide varity of tools for that are useful for nonprofits. Delete the scoop?
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Social Media Internet Marketing Checklist infographic to help your business create an online presence on Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest and more. Delete the scoop?
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With Facebook Timeline due to land for brands by the end of February, we're still left largely in the dark about what these will actually look like or... Delete the scoop?
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One of the fantastic things about the growth of social media is how it has widened our window on the world. Delete the scoop?
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Four types of cause marketing that brands and nonprofits have implemented on Facebook: Via Debra Askanase Delete the scoop?
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News and updates from Google for Nonprofits...Going create a G+ page. I wonder how many Pacificans are on + Delete the scoop?
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Introducing Stacks – “Playlists for the Web”
Every day, people create boatloads of content on YouTube, Facebook, Twitter and across the entire web. It’s getting increasingly difficult to cut through all the noise. If you know exactly what you’re looking for, search works great, but what if you want to discover something new? Conversely, how can you easily organize the best websites around a topic you know a lot about? We came up with a simple solution called stacks, which are collections of links that you can share. They’re playlists for the web!
Here’s how they work. Select some related links, plug them into a stack and watch the magic happen. You can customize your stack by choosing images to feature, and by adding a title, description and comment for each link. Then publish the stack to share it with the world. If you come across another stack you like, follow it to easily find it again and catch any updates...
[visit official website http://www.delicious.com/ and read article about it http://j.mp/p0S7GY] Via Giuseppe Mauriello Delete the scoop?
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If you work with or for a nonprofit organization, then Beth Kanter and her Beth’s Blog are probably already high on your go-to list of resources. Click here for her posts specifically on measurement. If your nonprofit is just beginning... Delete the scoop?
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