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Digital Storytelling

Tell your stories on social media. It’s easy!

A trauma hospital in war-torn Syria seems an unlikely spot to be posting about your day on Facebook. Yet that’s exactly what Canadian doctor Anne Marie Pegg did for Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) on International Women’s Day with the help of staff in its Canadian office. 

3 Great Examples of Digital Storytelling at Work

We spent the month of April talking about digital storytelling, and I’ve been struck by the many different and creative ways that nonprofits are using video, photos and other online tools & channels to share stories. In this post I wanted to share a few of my favourite examples that I’ve come across.

TechSoup Canada’s Round-up of Awesome Storytelling Tools and Resources

In this blog post you will find great resources on storytelling, free tools and more!

April is Digital Storytelling month! Learn to share your story online

There’s nothing like a story to get your message across. When I’m trying to understand what a nonprofit does, I find mission statements are often vague and hard to understand, and numbers on their own are dry and lifeless. It’s stories that really paint a picture of what you do and of the change you are bringing about - whether you’re reaching out to someone who’s never heard about you, or to one of your most dedicated donors.

Telling a compelling story - the Canadian way

When you have such a good handle on the ways in which you are saving the world and why your cause is important, it can be hard to remember that other people might not see it the same way. This is why storytelling has always been such a key skill for nonprofits, because to really be effective we need to engage with a network of donors, volunteers and other types of supporters.

Friday Feed - Great resources from the web - November 11, 2011

In order to stay up to date on what's going on in the world of technology - and nonprofit technology in particular - I follow quite a few blogs and twitter feeds. There's a lot of great content out there but if you don't have the time to stay on top of things (and even if you do!) it can be overwhelming. So, for those of you who have less time to do all this "listening" on nonprofit technology, I'm posting a blog each Friday with the top resources I found in the last week.

5 Tips for Visually Enticing Nonprofit Websites

Turn your mediocre nonprofit website into an engaging, high-traffic destination

By: Al Lunt

October 25, 2011

Friday Feed - Great resources from the web - August 26, 2011

In order to stay up to date on what's going on in the world of technology - and nonprofit technology in particular - I follow quite a few blogs and twitter feeds. There's a lot of great content out there but if you don't have the time to stay on top of things (and even if you do!) it can be overwhelming. So, for those of you who have less time to do all this "listening" on nonprofit technology, I'm posting a blog each Friday with the top resources I found in the last week.

Friday Feed - Great resources from the web - August 5, 2011

In order to stay up to date on what's going on in the world of technology - and nonprofit technology in particular - I follow quite a few blogs and twitter feeds. There's a lot of great content out there but if you don't have the time to stay on top of things (and even if you do!) it can be overwhelming. So, for those of you who have less time to do all this "listening" on nonprofit technology, I'm posting a blog each Friday with the top resources I found in the last week.

What would you do with 6 Flip Video Cameras? Nonprofits share their ideas

I posted a blog last week about Flip cams in honour of the launch of our Flip Video donations program. In the post I included some suggestions for what you could do with Flip cams as well as a video made by People for Education with their Flip cam - but the ideas just keep pouring in!