Homer Simpson for Nonprofits: The Truth About How People Really Think – Notes from NTC 2010

While people may be irrational, we are not unpredictable. Implement some (or all) of these eight principles of behavioral economics to find success in your next fundraising campaign.

Reading Companion is Still There for You, like a trusted friend or a tenacious foot fungus

We first wrote about this FREE program from IBM over a year ago. The good news is that it's still available (free to nonprofits!) and hopefully you have more time to learn all about it now that it's summer.

What Your Organization Should Know About Office 2010

Is your public library or nonprofit ready for a move to Office 2010? Will any of the new features benefit your organization? Will an upgrade to Office 2010 impact compatibility with older versions of Office or other productivity suites? Learn about the latest version of Microsoft Office and what the new features can do for your nonprofit or library.

T4T Events for June

Summer's here, and our class list is ligther (people taking vacations, preferring to go outside or something, whatever). Still, here are a few of our workshops for the month ahead:

• Introduction to JavaScript, June 9th (Denver)
• Introduction to Publisher 2003, June 10th (Colorado Springs)
• Evaluating Your Technology Investment, June 15th (Denver)
• Create and Edit Videos with Windows Movie Maker, June 24th (Denver)

MCS Quick Tip: Automatically Sort Data in Word 2007

When you're creating a list in Microsoft Word, you don't need to worry about putting it in alphabetical order. You can put it in alphabetical order after you complete the list.