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Utilizzo della rete internet da parte di una ONG
Updated on Jun 16, 09
Created on Jun 11, 09
Category: Government & Politics
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While researching the space coined Learning Management Systems (LMS) and found several open source projects I had not heard of.
Alfresco is the open source Enterprise Content Management (ECM) system that includes Document Management, Web Content Management, Collaboration, Records Management and Image Management.
KnowledgeTree is easy to use, open source document management software that seamlessly connects people, ideas, and processes to satisfy all your collaboration, compliance, and business process requirements
Magnolia CMS 4.1 further simplifies the creation of enterprise-ready websites with the addition of various new best practice templates for custom solutions to its already extensive set of out-of-the-box functionality. The enhanced Standard Templating Kit now includes sophisticated display logic to render event calendars, forums, glossaries, FAQs, fancy teasers with multiple banner images, category clouds, aggregated RSS feeds and more. Magnolia 4.1 also ships with new functionality such as support for User Generated Content (UGC), an Imaging Engine and a pluggable Digital Asset Management (DAM).
One of the primary features of a CMS is its support for Repository services. In recent months, there have been a couple of CMS implementations that supported JSR-170 (i.e a standard content repository specification). In general these capabilities are orthogonal to the presentation features available in many CMS. The primary intent of document repostiories is to support scalable management of large documents. This review contains CMS implementations that place more emphasis on this rather than the presentation layer.
The collection of techniques and technologies known as Web 2.0 is only just beginning to have an affect on the enterprise. Join Dr. Ian Howells, Alfresco Chief Marketing Officer, and Jeff Potts, ECM Practice Lead for Optaros, as they explain the significance of these trends to the enterprise, what Web 2.0 really is and how to best leverage it to support content management strategies.
For many schools, online alumni communities are the easiest points of entry into the social web with little of the safety concerns that arise with a school's underage current students.
How does an independent school get started marketing to the social web?
The main purposes of the white paper are to inform readers about what Twitter is, and suggest ways it might enhance relationship-building and alumni interaction.
The meteoric rise of social networking sites like Facebook and MySpace has excited the interest of a nity marketing professionals with the prospect of marketing products, services and causes to these rapidly growing, highly targetable user bases.
The current popularity of Facebook is remarkable. The capabilities, best practices, and integration techniques and tools of these networks will evolve as well. iModules has an active and ongoing research and development effort to continuously improve our product and integrate Encompass with other social networks.
Best Practices for Alumni Association of the University of Michigan Alumni Clubs That Are First and Best for All Alumni
While the campus is rushing to make the “most wired campus” lists, the alumni association and advancement offices are stuck with budgets that frankly just can’t match their alumni expectation.
Since opening our doors in June 2001, the ASRC has become the largest provider of aid, advocacy and health services for asylum seekers in Australia
Following hot on the heels of the Asylum Seeker Resource Centre’s new website comes the new Human Rights blog that will be authored by Kon Karapanagiotidis - the CEO of the Asylum Seekers Resource Centre. Take a look at Kon’s commentary on the state of refugee law and happenings in Australia, and the latest on activities at the ASRC.
Up until the start of the twenty-first century, the Internet’s value to human rights organisations was seen almost exclusively in terms of its communication capabilities and its potential for information gathering and dissemination. It is only since then that organisations have begun to utilise it as a site for action. This paradigmatic shift in thinking[1] has resulted in a range of well organised online campaigns, as well as countless calls for people to sign electronic petitions and send emails to state actors, corporate headquarters, media outlets and other target groups.
There has been an explosion of human rights information on the World Wide Web (web). Not only have many non-government organizations (NGOs) gotten online and began publishing their materials, but international organizations have begun to make large portions of their materials available online, making research much easier than in the past. Academic and legal journals, moreover, have begun to offer at least some of their articles in the web as well
This book defines the concept of human rights in all its diversity: the rights of individuals, peoples and nations; the rights to employment, education, culture and personal development; rights to a peaceful existence and to a clean, healthy environment; rights in the workplace; rights of special groups, such as the handicapped and the homeless; rights in war; and rights on land, sea and air.
Le convenzioni di Ginevra consistono in una serie di trattati sottoscritti per la maggior parte a Ginevra, in Svizzera; esse costituiscono, nel loro complesso, un corpo giuridico di diritto internazionale, noto anche sotto i nomi di diritto di Ginevra, diritto delle vittime di guerra e diritto internazionale umanitario.
23 items | 5 visits
Utilizzo della rete internet da parte di una ONG
Updated on Jun 16, 09
Created on Jun 11, 09
Category: Government & Politics
URL: