Technology

An instrument or a toy?

Philadelphia Inquirer

Reid Kanaley
February 11, 2011
When musician Bruce Kaminsky told me that he adds rubber bands for a real feel when he plays an app called Bassist on his iPod Touch in concert, I realized this was serious stuff for some people Read full story

Philadelphia Startup Weekend’s three winning projects

Technically Philly

February 2, 2011
This past Friday, 48 people pitched their ideas and 19 of them were picked to proceed with their plan. Those 19 then teamed up with people of various skill sets in order to make a demo of their vision by Sunday night. Read full story

The Google Art Project Makes Masterpieces Accessible to All

The Atlantic

Eliza Murphy
February 2, 2011
The Google Art Project collection, as a whole, consists of 1,000 works of art by more than 400 artists, and this is only the beginning. Google hopes to add more museums and works of art to its virtual dossier soon. Read full story

Webinar: Media Relations Strategies - Feb. 11

Presented by: The Nonprofit Center at La Salle University's School of Business

Without resources for paid advertising and other marketing, media relations continues to be one of the strongest tools available to nonprofits. But competition for coverage is fierce and delivering to the media what they want and how they want it are key to getting your message out. You need to be know the basics of how to write for the media, who to contact, and how to respond to inquiries. This webinar will touch upon all these essential components so that you can prepare yourself to be a resource for reporters while supporting your organization's mission and programs.

Setting Goals for 2011 and Beyond - Close of Day COMPLIMENETARY Webinar

Presented by: Best Principled Solutions LLC

It's that time of the year, when goals are being set and as I was reminded today, often being set up to never reach achievement. So when is a good time to set goals? What should a goal consist of...really? What is the best way to keep them in check? How do I know if I've met a single goal? How do I juggle multiple goals at the same time?

This session is being offered as a pre-cursor to joining the "Accountability Club."

OBJECTIVES:

1. Getting the Basics: Nomenclature – understanding the difference between goals and "lists."

2. The Do's and Don'ts - identify your distractors and the "BSO's" that lead us astray

3. Augmenting the SMART goal system by assessing your own "E$T"

4. Driving the stake into the ground

5. Mind-mapping and backward planning towards achievement

Learn how to integrate the five C's of goal setting to complement your efforts and direct your energy.

* It starts with a clearer understanding of what it is you want to accomplish.
* Convince others of the intended challenge and value.
* Commit to writing your goals down.
* Create your personalized action plan.
* Critique it and review it and STICK to IT.

achieve them.

Drexel professor imagines enhancing Philadelphia with cell phone tour of history, culture

PlanPhilly

Kellie Patrick Gates
January 14, 2011
Drexel University professor Glen Muschio and his students want to create a virtual tour of Philadelphia that would allow anyone walking through a Philadelphia neighborhood with a smart phone to view 3D images of artifacts dug up there, historic maps and documents, or videos of residents telling related stories. Read full story

Attn. People Who Do Things: Here Is Thing That Will Help You Find Places Where You Do Things

Philebrity.com

January 10, 2011
The Greater Philadelphia Cultural Alliance, the Theatre Alliance of Greater Philadelphia, Dance/USA Philadelphia, and the Philadelphia Music Project just launched PhillySpaceFinder.com Read full story

Webinar: Social Enterprise: How to Generate Income for Your Nonprofit with Laura Solomon, Esq.

Presented by: The Nonprofit Center at La Salle University's School of Business

Every charitable organization needs to generate revenue to sustain its programs and further its mission. Social enterprise could be the best way to earn income for your organization, but you need to understand its potential impact on your tax liability and your organization's charitable status. This Webinar will introduce you to the concepts of social enterprise and unrelated business income tax, will give you a framework to think about implementing a social venture activity for your organization and provide you with tools to learn more.

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