Skip to content

Recent Posts
- 05/10/2012: Speeches that don’t make our eyes glaze over
- 05/10/2012: HTML5: Quick <section> and <article> Explainer
- 05/02/2012: Event: List Growth Strategies for Nonprofits
- 04/30/2012: Be a Creative Superhero. Save the World.
- 04/30/2012: Remote Control: A New Perspective on “Channel Surfing”
- 04/27/2012: Five Friday on the Twitters
- 04/16/2012: 7 Ways to Be the Programmer No One Hates
- 03/27/2012: Representing at The NTC
- 03/26/2012: Twitter Promoted Products Engage, Inspire and Activate
- 03/23/2012: Happy Birthday, Twitter! My, how you’ve grown…
Updates in Your Inbox
- Email address:
Beaconfire at Play
More of Beaconfire Bloggers' photos

www.flickr.com
Categories
- Categories
  - About Us (38)
  - Accessibility (22)
  - Advertising (27)
  - Advocacy (26)
  - Analytics (28)
  - Beaconfire Survey (28)
  - Blogs (19)
  - Business Strategy and Process (47)
  - Communication (1)
  - Cool Tools and Tips (84)
  - Current Affairs (33)
  - Events (80)
  - Information Architecture (13)
  - Jobs (7)
  - Knowledge Management (12)
  - Marketing (131)
    - Email Marketing (4)
  - Mobile (12)
  - Nonprofits (87)
  - Our Clients (49)
  - Presentations (25)
  - Programmers (1)
  - Project Management (19)
  - Search Engines (19)
  - Social Media (79)
  - Studies (9)
  - Technology (95)
  - Uncategorized (85)
  - Usability (46)
  - User Generated Content (35)
  - Web (72)
  - Web Design (94)
Archives
Meta

State of the Tech Non-Profit Blogosphere

Posted Monday, December 1st, 2008 at 5:27 pm by Alan Gallauresi (13 posts)

Step 1: Take 6 interesting blogs about technology and non-profits

Step 2: Aggregate them all via a Yahoo! Pipe

The Pipe (feel free to clone)
The Pipe’s RSS Output

Step 3: Consume the feed with Wordle

Step 4: Mess around with screenshots in Photoshop for 15 minutes because people still hate Java Applets

Be Sociable, Share!

Tweet

Categories: Information Architecture, Nonprofits, Technology. You can follow responses through the RSS 2.0 feed. Both comments and pings are currently closed.

One Response to “State of the Tech Non-Profit Blogosphere”

Tim Says:
December 2nd, 2008 at 9:04 am
Great how-to, Alan. I hadn’t heard of wordle before.