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• GovLoop - Social Network for Government
• Charity training online - KnowHow NonProfit's Study Zone
• Lucid Meetings (USA)
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My web books list

• Rocket surgery made easy : the do-it-yourself guide to finding and fixing usability problems
• A practical guide to information architecture.
• Website owner's manual
• The networked nonprofit : connecting with social media to drive change
• The Idealware field guide to software for nonprofits : fundraising, communications & outreach.
• Managing technology to meet your mission : a strategic guide for nonprofit leaders
• Designing for the social Web
• Better business writing on the web : how to write fresh, functional, findable documents for intranets and web sites
• Google hacks
• The unusually useful Web book

Community ICT websites

• CommunityNet Aotearoa
• Connecting Up Australia
• Idealware
• Infoxchange Australia
• LASA ICT Knowlegebase (UK)
• NTEN (USA)
• TechSoup Global (USA)

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Hi, I’m Stephen Blyth and …

I'm based in Wellington New Zealand where I help tangata whenua, community and voluntary organisations, government agencies working with communities and others to powerfully use the web.

As well as sharing what I learn, some of the ways I can help your organisation include:

• helping you use online tools to get organised, share and learn
• provide advice and practical support setting up all manner of web projects
• write and wrangle content
• make a presentation to your organisation.

Find out more about my services

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