http://tools.iscvt.org/ 2008-07-16T14:23:57-07:00 http://tools.iscvt.org/ http://tools.iscvt.org/lib/images/favicon.ico text/html 2008-07-15T14:13:14-07:00 administrator http://tools.iscvt.org/help/admin/admin_setup?rev=1216156394&do=diff Some admin notes about this Dokuwiki install. Many of these notes assume a basic background of some Linux, DNS and general webserver concepts. Server Prep Before being able to get into any Dokuwiki specific setups, we needed to prep the server. text/html 2008-07-15T13:46:25-07:00 administrator http://tools.iscvt.org/help/advanced?rev=1216154785&do=diff This page provides a summary of “advanced” editing information. Most of these details will only be of interest to editors that need to make structural changes (add pages/namespaces, work with menus, etc.) or make more advanced formatting edits. Editors that only need to make simple edits to existing pages should start with the Basic Editing Assistance notes. text/html 2008-07-01T13:23:27-07:00 administrator http://tools.iscvt.org/tech_tools/socialmedia_tools/sidebar?rev=1214943807&do=diff In this Section Social Media Tools text/html 2008-07-01T13:20:34-07:00 administrator http://tools.iscvt.org/tech_tools/socialmedia_tools/start?rev=1214943634&do=diff One of the most useful set of tools available to advocacy practitioners is social media tools. Social media is ... a way of using the Internet to instantly collaborate, share information, or have a conversation ideas or causes we care about. It’s a world where anyone can be a publisher, a reporter, an artist, a filmmaker, a photographer or pundit …. Even an activist or citizen philanthropist!” - Beth Kanter text/html 2008-06-24T17:32:56-07:00 administrator http://tools.iscvt.org/advocacy/speak_to_inspire/keyquestions?rev=1214353976&do=diff By Jillaine Smith and Teresa Crawford With the introduction of tools and techniques such as blogs, podcasting, and cell phone activism, many nonprofits are examining their use of technology, and wondering how best to use these tools for organizing and activism. text/html 2008-06-24T17:32:31-07:00 administrator http://tools.iscvt.org/advocacy/speak_to_inspire/conventionsforbuildingwebsites?rev=1214353951&do=diff Navigating Your Website: The Rules of the Road Smart and capable advocates always have important resources and viewpoints to share with the larger world. With the Internet, their potential reach can be greater than ever, but online advocacy is more complicated than simply posting your existing resources on a website. text/html 2008-06-24T17:32:09-07:00 administrator http://tools.iscvt.org/advocacy/speak_to_inspire/basicmessages?rev=1214353929&do=diff Messages in Advocacy Campaigns “Your message is your organizing theme. And no media advocacy campaign can succeed without a powerful, coherent organizing theme, a theme that is at the same time logically persuasive, morally authoritative, and capable of evoking passion. A campaign message must speak at one and the same time to the brain and to the heart.” - Ethel Kline, political scientist and media strategist text/html 2008-06-24T17:31:38-07:00 administrator http://tools.iscvt.org/advocacy/speak_to_inspire/sidebar?rev=1214353898&do=diff Outreach Resources * Basic Messages * Key Questions for Beginning e-Advocacy * Conventions for Building Websites * RSS Feed Basics * LCW Insights * [Principles of Message Development] * [Creating Tailored Messages] * [Getting Your Organization Ready for E-Advocacy] * [Bridging the Frame] * [Using the Media to Advance Your Issue ] * [The Nine Questions] * [Lobbying]