Transmission Project

A website developed by corps member Brooke Brown-Saracino for her project, the Shires Media Citizen Press Corps.

www.shiresmedia.org

Design and copy of a promotional products website for Grassroots.org by corps member Scott D’Antuono.

http://estore.grassroots.org/

How to maintain the new Southern Food and Beverage Museum Website and Social Networks

A “How-to” manual created by corps members Kelsey Parris for the Southern Food and Beverage Museum staff to maintain their website and social media.

A wiki for LTSC’s affordable housing wifi system developed by corps member Melissa Niiya.

http://wiki.ltsc.org/

Developing on a previous article about Digital Arts Service Corps alumni’s experiences with Salesforce implementation projects, this case study of Appalshop explores the decision-making process behind a database implementation in order to make explicit the connection between the construction of an online database and the advancement of an organization’s mission.

A wiki detailing the wireless networks deployed for LTSC by corps member Melissa Niiya. Visit http://wiki.ltsc.org/index.php?title=Main_Page.

A number of people have been asking me lately, “what can I get out of the conference?” It’s a great question, with a simple answer. If you work in any sector of politics or advocacy, the Politics Online Conference is going to show you how technology and the internet is being used to raise money, build relationships, cultivate contacts, build organizations, increase communication, and much more. In short, the conference will show you how you can use technology to be more effective and more efficient.

Have you ever wanted to get your organization online right away with a website or blog? Did you ever wonder how Facebook or Twitter can be made useful for your outreach? How about using free and easy tech tools to schedule meetings, conference online or over the telephone?
What about those “webinars” and other tools to train your members? How about using online surveys to collect feedback or make decisions? And what about working with members across several different languages?