For the 2010 NCTech4Good conference. Panel on keeping up with nonprofit tech resources without getting overwhelmed.

1. Nonprofit Tech Resources:Tips from an Accidental Techie AnnalieseHoehling, Membership & Outreach, NTEN

2. Flickr: Ana Santos

4. random

5. distracted

6. isolated* From Mark Shaw, of NPower Michigan, in an article for the Chronicle of Philanthropy about the 5 characteristics of accidental techies

8. Identify key terms that align with your targetsFlickr: caruba

10. ROI of Social Media

11. Social Media best practices for nonprofits

12. Social Media tools

13. Online Communities

14. building online communities

15. engaging online communities

18. NTEN.org/webinars

19. Idealware.org/online-training

20. Conferences: (Annually)

22. Idealware.org/reports

23. M+R Strategic Services: http://mrss.com/publications.html

25. Beth Kanter’s Blog: bethkanter.org

27. Peter Campbell (more techie): techcafeteria.com

28. Norman Reiss (marketing&comm): nonprofitbridge.comRandom  Organized

29. Distracted  Focused Tagging and Tools to keep resources organized and at your fingertips (and save time!) Flickr: Chiot’s_run

31. nptech, #nptech

32. social media, social media roi, online engagement

33. Email Alerts

34. google.com/alerts

37. google.com/reader, igoogle.com

38. my.yahoo.com

41. groups.nten.org/ntendiscuss

42. groups.nten.org/NCTech4Good

43. groups.nten.org/onlinecommunitybuilding

44. Progressive Exchange: progressiveexchange.org

45. LinkedIn

46. NTEN Members’ Group: linkedin.com/groups?gid=1053

47. Women Who Tech Group: linkedin.com/groups?gid=87431

48. Twitter

49. twitter.com/annaliese_h

50. @NTENorg

51. @ntenhross

53. organized

54. focused

55. connectedFlickr: knightp

57. twitter.com/annaliese_h

58. delicious.com/ann.a.liese

59. slideshare.net/ntenannalieseFlickr: countrygirlatheart