Many nonprofits think of innovation as a luxury they can’t afford. Staff time and budgets are limited, and improving the way they use technology seems out of reach. But technology can offer straightforward, inexpensive means of providing higher quality services and create numerous opportunities to do more with less—even in our current economic climate. Which makes innovation something organizations can no longer afford not to embrace. Chris Tuttle, Expert Trainer at Idealware, will highlight key strategies and best practices for everyday innovation along with real-world examples, providing a framework for innovation appropriate for every nonprofit.
Chris Tuttle discusses Innovation in an interview with Allison Stafford of NCTech4Good.
Chris Tuttle, Expert Trainer at Idealware, provides online engagement strategies for nonprofit charity organizations. Combining his experience as a community organizer with a background in technology and website development, Chris provides a unique expertise combining constituent relationship building, marketing and online technologies. With over 15 years experience Chris, has worked for and consulted with over 100 local, national, and international nonprofits developing online engagement strategies involving social media engagement, website development, email communications, integrated fundraising, advocacy campaigns, marketing/advertising, content development, and search engine optimization. In addition to his role at Idealware, Chris is currently working with global clients including the Arcus Foundation and SeriousFun Children’s Network, blogs about online engagement for nonprofits, and is a regular speaker and trainer on best practices and online strategy.
mark hutchinson says
My notes:
* Top-down = start with fuzzy goal and refine (who to change, in what way, how)
* Bottom up = derive requirements from current environment
* Google webmaster tools – dead link detection
* kahoot – survey
* In-class frequency distribution for large group assessment.
* Exercise by three major functions (comm, proj, $$$)
* tuttle.co/mwm
mark hutchinson says
The above notes are applicable to Chris’s Thursday session.
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My notes for this session are:
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Leandra Ganko says
Slides from the Keynote.