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Across large swaths of civil society, even in parts of the developing world, websites are the public face of an organization. The Web is a powerful medium that often disappoints, if only because its potential is so great. Very few websites do what they could to build and leverage relationships with donors, volunteers, and other stakeholders. Many are impaired by common mistakes and most don't achieve clearly defined objectives. Over the course of two weeks and two seminar sessions, we will help you:

• identify and fix your website's most damaging mistakes
• identify and build upon your website's greatest strengths
• get structured feedback from other nonprofit professionals who produce websites
• create your own practical methodology and checklist for website improvement
• develop both short term and long term improvement plans

This seminar, despite being online, will offer collaborative, hands-on analysis of your website, leveraging the insights of both students and instructor. This seminar is right for you if you're looking for practical improvements to your website and a framework for continued betterment.
 

Our seminars are intended for the professional staff of nonprofit organizations, specifically those working in communication, fundraising, or technology. Our packages tend to be tightly focused on a particular professional field and our seminars deliver lessons that can be immediately applied within a particular professional's field of authority.
 

This seminar will be taught by Michael C. Gilbert, the author of "Why Web Sites Fail", "Communication Centered Technology Planning, 2nd Edition", and the "Site Analyzer Reports", the Editor of Nonprofit Online News, and the Founding President of the Nonprofit Technology Enterprise Network. For more information about Mr. Gilbert, please see his bio.
 

This seminar consists of two 90 minute sessions.

Live: Please see our calendar for upcoming live seminars.
On-Demand: This seminar is now available on-demand. Which means that you can attend at a time that is most convenient for your schedule.

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