Course Handouts & Links

Arts & IT | Arts Services | Blogging, Websites, Content Management Systems | Client Relationship Management Software | Email and Web Newsletters | Event Management | Facebook | Fundraising | Google | Images and Copyright | Multimedia | OAKS | Presentation Resources | Project Resources | Scholarly Resources | Software| Social Media Tools | Social Bookmarking | Syndication (RSS) | Twitter | Wikipedia | Wireless Access | Writing
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Arts & IT

Arts Services

Blogging, Websites, Content Management Systems

Client Relationship Management Software (Source: Technology in the Arts)

  • CiviCRM – A web-based CRM designed for advocacy, non-profit and non-governmental groups – Allows you to record and manage information about your constituents, track and execute donations, events or any type of correspondence
  • Convio – An integrated approach to engaging your constituents online – Software suite includes applications for fundraising, advocacy, event fundraising, ecommerce, tribute/memorial sites and more
  • Kintera – Provides integrated, on-demand marketing, donor management and accounting solutions for nonprofit, government, education and corporate sectors
  • Organizer’s Database – Designed by a nonprofit for nonprofits – generate labels, print thank yous, or identify expiring members, track interests and demographics using custom codes effortlessly
  • Salesforce – Software-as-a-service solutions for sales, service, marketing, and call center operations that streamlines customer relationship management
  • SugarCRM – Create, manage, and monitor multiple applications from one console – Software that allows companies to more customize and integrate customer-facing business processes to build and maintain relationships
  • Tessitura – An arts-focused constituent relationship management tool for ticketing, fundraising and marketing (Listen to Technology in the Arts podcast episode #6, featuring CAMT’s interview with Tessitura rep Brian Feldman)

E-Marketing

Event Management

For more information on these tools, review “A Few Good Registration Tools” by Laura S. Quinn

Facebook

Fundraising / Development

  • razoo: No setup costs or subscriptions fees for nonprofits to receive donations. Razoo provides a cost-effective platform for nonprofits to engage with supporters and raise funds for their organizations. Razoo’s partnership with U.S. Bank allows us them process credit and debit card transactions at a flat rate of 2.9%.  For more information, visit the FAQ.
  • Chronicle of Philanthropy: National newspaper that focuses on philanthropy and trends in nonprofits.
  • Council On Foundations: Membership organization of more than 2000 grantmaking foundations and giving programs worldwide.
  • Foundation Center: Offers digest of fundraising news, grantmaker information, an online library, and a marketplace of fundraising-related books, CD-ROMs and seminars.
  • Grantsmanship Center: Offers grantsmanship training and low-cost publications to nonprofits.
  • Institute of Museum and Library Services: An independent, federal grant-making agency dedicated to creating and sustaining a nation of learners. Supports all types of museums, from art and history to science and zoos, and all types of libraries and archives, from public and academic to research and school.
  • National Endowment for the Arts: The National Endowment for the Arts is a public agency dedicated to supporting excellence in the arts—both new and established—bringing the arts to all Americans, and providing leadership in arts education.
  • National Endowment for the Humanities: Independent grant-making agency of the United States government dedicated to supporting research, education, preservation and public programs in the humanities.

Google

Images and Copyright

Marketing

Multimedia

  • Captions (Video)
    • Caption it Yourself:  Basic Guidelines for Busy Teachers, Families, and Others Who Shoot Their Own Video. Includes links to software and general definitions.
  • Image Sharing: Flickr
  • iMovie
  • Windows Movie Maker
  • Audacity
  • Podcasting
  • Video Sharing Sites

OAKS

Click the link to view the video tutorial for each topic

Presentation Resources

  • Prezi
  • VoiceThread

Podcasting Resources

Project Resources

Scholarly Resources

Software Updates

Social Media Tools

Social Bookmarking

Syndication (RSS)

Twitter

Web Trailer Resources

Wikipedia

  • Creating a Wikipedia Entry for your Organization

Wireless Access

  • To auto-magically configure your computer to connect to the CampusWide wireless network, visit http://wireless.cofc.edu/. You can connect to this URL from any location, as long as you are connected to the internet. If you have problems using the automated system above, instructions for connecting to the campus wide wireless network are available below. You can also visit the Student Computing Support Desk at the Addlestone Library for assistance.

Writing