Admittedly, I deserve less than little praise, but as a board member of CompuMentor (TechSoup and NetSquared by extension), this post by Phil Cubeta over at Gifthub was really nice to read. The NetSquared Conference and community is a fabulous application of media tools to citizen action. Its a great honor to even know these [...]
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There is a great picture of the 2L nonprofit commons at Beth‘s blog. The dancing man and the piano were making guest appearances – they were part of the TechSoup demo at NCG. Tags: nonprofit, philanthropy, NPSL, techsoup
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Blogging the NCG workshop: Video Games and Virtual Worlds Ellen LaPointe, HopeLabReMission – a game for teens with cancer. Available on game download sites and at HopeLab. Its free for those with cancer. There are 50,000 copies out there. How to work with oncologists and game designers? Ask the kids – what do they need [...]
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