We envisioned the Openness & Equity in AI Policy Leadership Cohort as a space to bring together practitioners across the emerging technology policy ecosystem to reflect on a key question: What would it mean to write AI policy that empowers diverse communities, respects planetary boundaries, and truly serves the public benefit?
I landed in the midst of a regional tornado warning for the 2012 Grants Managers Network Conference, where we were grateful to be invited by our friends at Mitchell Kapor Foundation to share Aspiration’s take on how Foundations think about using the so-called cloud in a session titled What Cloud Computing Can Do For You and Your Grantees.
Here are the training materials used during the Introduction to Online Tools Webinar on March 14, 2012. We hope you found the information to be useful!
Introduction to Online Tools
These materials are distributed under a Creative Commons license, and we encourage re-use, modification, and re-distribution in any situation where they may be useful.
We have had such a great response to our Lunch Time Tech Talk training series, that we are going to offer an encore performance. We are holding a series of no-cost workshops at the SFNTC and online webinars for nonprofits and social justice organizations to ramp up their online communications.
Thursday Lunch Time Tech Talk SFNTC Seminars
The live seminars scheduled are:
We had a blast with Artspark at our San Francisco Nonprofit Technology Center back in January for a meet-up and learning event to discuss and share learning around how artist and art organizations are using technology to support their work.
ArtSpark is dropping in to the San Francisco Nonprofit Technology Center April 11th and 12th to bring their Artist and Arts Organization support and expertise to the Bay Area.
Thank you for attending the March 1, 2012 Lunch Time Tech Talk, Building a Social Media Dashboard.
We hope you found the training useful and now have a better understanding of how to monitor your online presence by building a social media dashboard.
The following are the materials used during the training. These materials are distributed under a Creative Commons license, and we encourage re-use, modification, and re-distribution in any situation where they may be useful.
