INVITE for all the Tech Folks - Non Profit Bar Camp
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Dave
Oct 27, 2009, 4:02:18 PM10/27/09
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I would invite all the Tech people to come join us in Nov for Non
Profit Bar Camp! I am sure many of you could speak to several topics.
http://npocamp.eventbrite.com/
What It Is:
Austin Non Profit Camp is a free, facilitated and participant driven
conference that will be the place in Austin for non profits to learn
and troubleshoot their technology problems in a supportive,
collaborative setting.
Non Profit Bar Camp is being spearheaded by David J. Neff, Jon
Lebkowsky, Maggie Duval and Matt Glazer. Their goal is to take the
successful Bar Camp model and apply it to expand understanding and
awareness of technology within the non-profit community in Central
Texas.
How It Works:
Non profits and technology folks come together to have conversations
about the issues that they face in a no sales, no cost environment. We
bring tech experts together with nonprofits in a context that will
facilitate mutual understanding. In addition to scheduled speakers,
attendees will have the option to sign up to speak about issues and
solutions they know best.
Nonprofit attendees collaboratively problem solve issues they face
with running and promoting their organizations, workshopping with
local technologists about the latest and most effective technologies
and methodologies. These conversations will help nonprofits filter
what's useful from what's not and keep their organizations humming and
on track.
Topics:
Google Apps, Data Exchange/Salesforce, Wireless Tech, Google Grants,
Social Media, Marketing/PR, Cloud Computing, Email Marketing,
Fundraising in Social Media, ZERO COST Infrastructure, ROI of The
Cloud and much more!
http://npocamp.eventbrite.com/
Event Details:
Date: November 14th Time: 10:00 a.m. -- 4:00 p.m.
Location: ACC Eastview Campus 3401 Webberville Road
Keynote Delivered by: Holly Ross from NTEN
Non Profit Camp is sponsored by: NTEN, 501 Tech Club, EFF, Plutopia
Productions, 501derful.org, Austin Social Media Club, and GNI
Strategies
Profit Bar Camp! I am sure many of you could speak to several topics.
http://npocamp.eventbrite.com/
What It Is:
Austin Non Profit Camp is a free, facilitated and participant driven
conference that will be the place in Austin for non profits to learn
and troubleshoot their technology problems in a supportive,
collaborative setting.
Non Profit Bar Camp is being spearheaded by David J. Neff, Jon
Lebkowsky, Maggie Duval and Matt Glazer. Their goal is to take the
successful Bar Camp model and apply it to expand understanding and
awareness of technology within the non-profit community in Central
Texas.
How It Works:
Non profits and technology folks come together to have conversations
about the issues that they face in a no sales, no cost environment. We
bring tech experts together with nonprofits in a context that will
facilitate mutual understanding. In addition to scheduled speakers,
attendees will have the option to sign up to speak about issues and
solutions they know best.
Nonprofit attendees collaboratively problem solve issues they face
with running and promoting their organizations, workshopping with
local technologists about the latest and most effective technologies
and methodologies. These conversations will help nonprofits filter
what's useful from what's not and keep their organizations humming and
on track.
Topics:
Google Apps, Data Exchange/Salesforce, Wireless Tech, Google Grants,
Social Media, Marketing/PR, Cloud Computing, Email Marketing,
Fundraising in Social Media, ZERO COST Infrastructure, ROI of The
Cloud and much more!
http://npocamp.eventbrite.com/
Event Details:
Date: November 14th Time: 10:00 a.m. -- 4:00 p.m.
Location: ACC Eastview Campus 3401 Webberville Road
Keynote Delivered by: Holly Ross from NTEN
Non Profit Camp is sponsored by: NTEN, 501 Tech Club, EFF, Plutopia
Productions, 501derful.org, Austin Social Media Club, and GNI
Strategies
bluebonnetfields Texan
Dec 24, 2022, 3:18:55 AM12/24/22
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I know that I attended some of these type of activities in the early 2000s. Does anything know if something similar is happening around town post-pandemic?
Kathryn Davis
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