Teaming for Technology Colorado

Teaming for Technology Colorado is partnering with Goodwill Industries International, Inc. to provide an intensive three-hour MS PowerPoint training session to Goodwill Industries Marketing and Communications Directors during their Colorado Springs conference in late July.

Last week the T4T team had the opportunity to attend the annual Nonprofit Technology Conference sponsored by NTEN. Held in New Orleans, the conference brought together over one thousand nonprofit IT professionals, including many "accidental techies" like myself. From David Pogue's opening talk to the discussion led by Editor-in-Chief of LouisianaRebuilds to the myriad breakout sessions over two full days, one thing was very clear: nonprofits need technology.

If you are one of the many nonprofit employees whose office is transitioning to the MS Office 2007 Suite, you’ll be glad to know T4T volunteer Debbie Dalrymple.

Is your nonprofit looking for an illustrator? Do you know of a nonprofit that needs illustration assistance?

Sarah Hevey, a recent graduate of the Rocky Mountain College of Art + Design, is seeking illustration projects with Colorado nonprofits. Sarah has a BFA in illustration and her online portfolio may be viewed at www.tinambition.com.

Interested? Contact Sarah by e-mail at shevey@rmcad.edu.

Anyone who works for a small nonprofit knows just how frustrating database development and management can be. Thankfully, T4T volunteer Lisa Bessen has brought her expertise in database design and programming to T4T and our Colorado nonprofit community.

T4T is proud to announce the continuation of our training partnership with the Front Range Community College Institute for Community & Professional Development.

T4T is pleased to welcome back nine of our seasoned volunteers. Both Debbie Dalrymple and Steve Kessler will continue teaching classes in Denver and Boulder. Our returning Colorado Springs volunteer team includes:

Greetings from T4T,

Did you stick with your New Year's Resolution? Either way, here is one that we at T4T can help you with: learn a new software program, or better yet, learn a new tip or trick in that software program that you use every day.

Greetings from T4T,

We hope this newsletter finds you surviving, ahem, enjoying the holiday season. T4T is proud to announce two new training lab partners: the University of Denver's Bridge Project and the Community Partnership for Child Development (CPCD) in Colorado Springs.

Greetings!

The holiday season is upon us and at T4T we know that you have lots to remember and lots to get done, so we are doing our part to help streamline your schedule. We have redesigned our website, so that you no longer need to register with a username and password in order to post or reply to a comment or sign up for a class.