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01 Dec 09

Voluntarius

Med råd och dåd hjälper vi folkrörelser, föreningar, församlingar, stiftelser och andra ideella organisationer att nå framgång utifrån ideell logik. Det gör vi både i Sverige och utomlands. Vi hjälper också kommuner och företag att lyckas bättre med sitt samarbete med den ideella sektorn.

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27 Nov 09

nsphig.se

Nationell samverkan för psykisk hälsa i Göteborg.

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20 Jul 09

10 Ways to Support Charity With Social Media | John Haydon

Stötta sociala ekonomin på sociala webben.

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22 Jun 09

WiserEarth: Connecting You to Communities of Action

WiserEarth is an online community space connecting the people, nonprofits and businesses working toward a just and sustainable world

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31 Oct 08

Godstart.se | Byt startsida - gör världen bättre

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29 Aug 08

To blog or not to blog? — Social Edge

Varför blogga?

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Pros

-    Cost-effectiveness, both in terms of software and employee time: Blogs are self-publishing and easy to use and don’t require IT knowledge or support. Plus, there are free and low cost options for blogging software.

-    Relevance/currency: Blogs are much easier to keep up-to-date than are newsletters or changes to the web page.

-    Two-way street: A blog allows other participants in the ecosystem to participate via comments and/or guest blogs.

Cons

-    Focus: A blog might convey more of a sense of attention on the SE’s organization than he or she wants.

-    Bandwidth: To be useful to readers, blogs need to be updated regularly, so they require regular attention. Someone at the organization needs to have the posting to the blog as part of his or her core work objectives;

-    Reach: Blogs are great for building community for folks active online, but there are many people who still aren’t familiar with, or don’t have access to, the technology and may not be comfortable with it.
online communications are generally more cost effective and less time consuming than almost any other form of communications
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- I've seen some really great blogs, and some very ineffective ones as well. The successful ones usually have a few things in common: they tend to be in a high-visibility network (not just your organizational website), incorporate a mix of personal experiences and opinion with educational / informational content, address the day to day concerns of the audience, and are updated frequently.
  
  In order for a blog to be effective, the reader needs to be able to relate to the author on a semi-personal level... it's not as much a reference source as it is a connection to someone else in familiar circumstances.
- most organizations have something interesting going on every day that the various stakeholders would be interested in - making a presentation at a conference, launching a new service, maybe hiring somebody interesting. So short blog posts around things like this can help bridge between the longer, more developed posts a blogger might like to write. Another way around this is a small group blog, where three or four people post. It has the disadvantage of not being "the voice" of a single individual, but I think it's a format that can work
- Measuring the impact of a blog starts with the quantifiable metrics (such as time spent on the page, pages viewed, unique visitors) which you can track through Google Analytics or other site usage tools and, of course, the number and quality of comments left on the blog itself. Not to mention tracking subscribers through RSS.
- Make it easy for people to contact you by email or to leave testimonials. Some people are not comfortable leaving their comments in a public forum, and you may find you are having a significant impact and connecting people in ways you had not imagined.
- articulate a clear theory of change of what you think your blogging will accomplish and come up beforehand how you're going to quantitatively or qualitatively measure your impact.
- "Must Have" / Group Blog
  
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  Excellent topic with great points for pros and cons. I think a blog should be part of an SE's outreach plan. True, reach is a drawback for people without access, knowledge, and/or comfortableness. However, the power of online conversation is undeniable.
  
  Focus and time required for a blog can also be a deterrent. Timely feedback and frequent thoughtful posts are a must to keep a blog active and relevant. Too much to ask of one person, especially the Executive Director. Group blogging can negate this issue and create more discussion points, which can be a positive.
  
  My thought is blogging for an SE is a "must have" and should be a group blog.

13 Aug 08

Volunteers, What Do They Want? - 10 Ways to Make Volunteers Happy

Hur göra för att frivilliga ska känna sig välkomna? Från amerikansk synvinkel, men något att tänka på ändå. [eng]

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06 Aug 08

ÅSS - Ångestsyndromsällskapet Göteborg

En frivilligförening för dig med ångestsyndrom.

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Hård gatukamp om medlemmar

Värvning av medlemmar till ideella organisationer på stan.

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19 May 08

Exploring the World of Wikis: ICT Hub Knowledgebase

Om wiki hos frivilligföreningar

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It för frivilligföreningar: ICT Hub Knowledgebase

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Should Your Organization Use Social Networking Sites?

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the investment in the staff time required to build and maintain an online social network can be substantial
- Det kräver tid och kraft att satsa på den sociala webben. - on 2008-05-19
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king websites and their potential benefits for the voluntar

09 May 08

Overbrook Foundation Web 2.0 Assessment - Rapport

En rapport som speglar frivilligsektorns situation på den sociala webben. - Jag får min egen erfarenhet bekräftad. Känns fint och bra! - Känsla av bristande tid och kunskap hos föreningarna är en mycket viktig hindrande faktor (även i USA). [eng]

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