This article - the second part in the series - covers how nonprofits and libraries can embrace these devices within our organizations and how to leverage mobile for the social good.

This article - the first in a two-part series on mobile technologies - aims to explain the basics of how they work and what to consider when using them at your nonprofit or library.

Use these tools to measure the success of your nonprofit or library website

An overview of popular tools for helping your nonprofit or library to manage volunteers

Refurbished 1.8-GHz Core 2 Duo notebook computer with 32-bit Windows XP operating system

Refurbished 1.8-GHz Core 2 Duo desktop computer with 32-bit Windows XP operating system

TechSoup offers some basic considerations for each phase of the RFP process.

Selecting the right technology service or vendor can be challenging and costly. Fortunately, you don't have to do it unprepared. Use the resources below to learn about the request for proposal (RFP) process and to find examples of RFPs that show what other organizations have done.

You’ve probably heard that creating a website doesn’t have to be hard. Actually, it can be very hard, but with a few tips and techniques the process can be fairly straightforward and, in fact, enlightening. You can build a nice-looking, professional website for your nonprofit without breaking the bank or being an expert, but only if you take the time to consider a few key questions.

When it comes to improving or overhauling your organization's website, a general familiarity with the mechanics behind that site is crucial. Even if you never need to code a single line of your site, arming yourself with an understanding of how HTML, CSS, and content management systems (CMSs) are used to build web pages can help you every step of the way.

PC-based shift scheduling software

PC-based shift scheduling software

Learn about organizations making a difference in broadband adoption and join the conversation.

Obtaining software via electronic software distribution is often a more convenient option than purchasing packaged software, and it's also a more environmentally friendly approach. If you're new to downloading software, you might want to familiarize yourself with some of the basic concepts.

Ten online courses in information technology and professional development skills

In this article, consultant Jayne Cravens dispels some common misconceptions about finding and working with online volunteers.

Web-based service for one or two users to create presentations and share them online securely

Being able to work from anywhere presents great opportunities, however it is important to keep security in mind when working away from the office. Here we look at the potential security risks and how to reduce them.

An online survey is a powerful research tool that can deliver the feedback you need to determine the needs of your constituents and the activities that attract donors.

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