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Welcome to my.OneWebDay.org!
my.OneWebDay.org is the primary collaboration platform for OneWebDay organizers. If you are looking for introductory information, please visit our public site at www.OneWebDay.org and read about our story.
OneWebDay Organizers are now taking a deep breath, and OneWebDay staff and leadership are taking stock of what we achieved in preparation of our next phase of evaluation and strategic planning.
In the meantime, on this site, you can:
- Use the my.OneWebDay to share what you're up to and organize other relevant information with the network.
- Use the Groups feature to Start or Join a local OneWebDay team for your city or town, start a regional or national group, or gather your organization's membership together on my.OneWebDay.org. The Group feature is here to support your organizing needs.
- Start or Join a discussion to share ideas for OneWebDay events with all the teams.
- Publicize events, including planning meetings and the events you organize for OneWebDay or anything you'd like to share with the community.
- Write blog posts to talk to the entire OneWebDay network: share your OneWebDay ideas and experiences or start a conversation about recent Internet and Web news. We will promote top notch blog entries to the blog on our public site at www.onewebday.org (with permission, of course).
- Chat with other my.OneWebDay.org members online. Chat is always available in the lower right corner.
- Check out our resources for your OneWebDay efforts. We will be expanding and updating this section over the coming year to help you organize even stronger OneWebDay events in the future.
OneWebDay is powered by your energy and creativity. OneWebDay staff and lead organizers hope you will use this site to collaborate and innovate for the strongest OneWebDay ever, and we promise to stay in regular contact here to help you meet challenges and to support and promote your amazing efforts.
Your Web. Your Day.
Nathaniel James
Executive Director
OneWebDay, Inc.
www.onewebday.org
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After an Amazing OneWebDay 2009 - What's Next? 1 Reply
Started by Nathaniel James in OneWebDayDreaming. Last reply by Ian Bewcastle Oct. 28, 2009.
list of useful websites for training sessions 3 Replies
Started by Gwen Shaffer in Digital Inclusion Service Project. Last reply by Gwen Shaffer Oct. 14, 2009.
Just for Fun: What Should We Call Our Community? 3 Replies
Started by Nathaniel James in OneWebDayDreaming. Last reply by Kari Gray Oct. 13, 2009.
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my.OneWebDay.org Resources
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OWD Organizer Resources
As OneWebDay Staff develops resources for local OneWebDay teams, you will find them linked here.
- Guidelines for starting and managing your local OneWebDay Team
- Recruitment: Host a OneWebDay "Tweetup"
Created by Nathaniel James Jun 16, 2009 at 9:55pm. Last updated by Nathaniel James Sep. 17, 2009.
Recruitment: Sample Intro Letter
I have received requests for a sample letter that OWD organizers can use to recruit volunteers, local sponsors, etc. Ask and you shall receive! Below, you will find a letter you can use to gather the people and resources you need to be successful.
Some tips:
- Look out for the pieces in ALL CAPS and parantheses. This is where you fill in relevant info.
- Be sure to include any information about your own local plans.
- Creatively edit: this letter is
Created by Nathaniel James Jul 14, 2009 at 4:34pm. Last updated by Nathaniel James Aug. 21, 2009.
PR: Getting local OWD events publicized in free calendars
To: Local organizers of One Web Day
From: Anne Singer, media consultant, anne.singer.communications@gmail.com
Re: Getting local O
… ContinueCreated by Nathaniel James Aug 17, 2009 at 1:09pm. Last updated by Nathaniel James Aug. 17, 2009.
PR: Planning Your Actitivites with Media Coverage in Mind
To: OneWebDay Local Event Organizers
From: Anne Singer, Communications Consultant (anne.singer.communications@gmail.com)
Re: Planning Your Activities w
… ContinueCreated by Nathaniel James Aug 17, 2009 at 1:06pm. Last updated by Nathaniel James Aug. 17, 2009.
Service Week Needs Assesment Survey
I'm please to announce that we have launched a Needs Assessment Survey as part of our commitment to delivering quality digital literacy training materials to local OneWebDay organizers.
The survey is located at http://onewebday.org/technology-service-week/ and will remain there for you to use until Friday, August 21.
If you are planning on delivering digital literacy trainings as part of your OneWeb… Continue
Created by Nathaniel James Aug 6, 2009 at 11:38am. Last updated by Nathaniel James Aug. 6, 2009.
Recruitment: Host a OneWebDay Tweetup!
I was working from San Francisco last week. I wanted to talk with as many OWD supporters as possible, but I didn't have much time. I decided to host my first "Tweetup," an informal gathering organized through online social networks.
In less than 24 hours, I had invitations bouncing around the Twitter networks, here on my.OneWebDay, and on Facebook, which was enough to bring out 5 people from different organizations to talk about what they want to achieve with OneWebDay. Tomorrow, thes… Continue
Created by Nathaniel James Jul 14, 2009 at 3:42pm. Last updated by Nathaniel James Jul. 14, 2009.
Start and manage your local OneWebDay Team
So you want to organize a OneWebDay event for your town? Great! The first thing you need to do is recruit a team to help you organize. While each OneWebDay team will look a little different in each city, I will keep adding some guidelines here to help you get off to a good start.
Getting started:
1) Set up a group for your city. Upload a picture for the group, perhaps of your city's skyline or another iconic symbol.
2) Start some discussions: I recommend sta… Continue
Created by Nathaniel James Jun 16, 2009 at 10:00pm. Last updated by Nathaniel James Jun. 30, 2009.
One Web. For All. Take a Stand.
Created by Nathaniel James Jun 25, 2009 at 1:09am. Last updated by Nathaniel James Jun. 25, 2009.
Open Hot Spot Project
Created by Nathaniel James Jun 25, 2009 at 1:08am. Last updated by Nathaniel James Jun. 25, 2009.
Volunteer for OneWebDay!
Created by Nathaniel James Jun 25, 2009 at 1:07am. Last updated by Nathaniel James Jun. 25, 2009.
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