Technology Trends for NonProfits
I came across a very interesting compilation of resources on technology trends for non-profits. I am still working my way through these documents but thought I would share.
Technology & Culture
Applied Technology and Design in Cultural Heritage
Contributors
- Apple "Computers"
- Best of Web 2.0
- Technology Trends for NonProfits
- Create and Publish Podcasts Free
- Create and Publish Podcasts Free
- Tools to help you track traffic to your Web site
- Enterprise Level Applications are Moving to the Web
- BBC NEWS | Technology | Digital archiving gains new tool
- The Future of the Internet....
- Web 2.0 Powered Brainstorming
- February 2006
- March 2006
- April 2006
- May 2006
- August 2006
- September 2006
- October 2006
- November 2006
- January 2007
- Current Posts
Monday, October 30, 2006
Wednesday, October 18, 2006
Create and Publish Podcasts Free
Odeo Studio is a tool that lets you record and post podcasts. I will be giving this free online tool a trial and will post my review here. This is potentially an excellent tool for museums who wish to create podcasts to accompany items or an exhibit in their collection.
Create and Publish Podcasts Free
Odeo Studio is a tool that lets you record and post podcasts. I will be giving this free online tool a trial and will post my review here. This is potentially an excellent tool for museums who wish to create podcasts to accompany items or an exhibit in their collection.
Friday, October 13, 2006
Tools to help you track traffic to your Web site
Watching what visitors do at your physical museum can be done in a number of straightforward, inexpensive, but time consuming ways. Determining exactly what visitors do at your museum Web site is a bit trickier, but it can now be done in a way that is very inexpensive and takes very little time. The author of Four Must-Have Web Stat Tools ยป SOME RANDOM DUDE has provided some excellent reviews of tools that you can use to keep track of the number of visitors to your Web site, as well as determine what they do once they get there. Most of these tools are either free or inexpensive.
Thursday, October 12, 2006
Enterprise Level Applications are Moving to the Web
Web 2.0 meets the enterprise | CNET News.com
This is a very interesting article that talks about enterprise level applications adopting a Web 2.0 feel. This is happening at the same time that productivity applications that were traditionally installed on a users` desktop are enjoying growing popularity in online form. Thanks to "Web 2.0" applications being offered by Google and others, you can enjoy free access to applications online that cost hundreds of dollars to purchase.
In a sense the adoption of Web 2.0 at the enterprise level -- which is by no means complete -- is a significant transformation of enterprise applications.
Why is this important to museums? It holds out the promise of the blending of more traditional business applications, with some of the newer, Web 2.0 technologies. It offers the possibility of lower cost and greater interoperability among these products. Stay tuned!
This is a very interesting article that talks about enterprise level applications adopting a Web 2.0 feel. This is happening at the same time that productivity applications that were traditionally installed on a users` desktop are enjoying growing popularity in online form. Thanks to "Web 2.0" applications being offered by Google and others, you can enjoy free access to applications online that cost hundreds of dollars to purchase.
In a sense the adoption of Web 2.0 at the enterprise level -- which is by no means complete -- is a significant transformation of enterprise applications.
Why is this important to museums? It holds out the promise of the blending of more traditional business applications, with some of the newer, Web 2.0 technologies. It offers the possibility of lower cost and greater interoperability among these products. Stay tuned!