A monthly roundup of our favorite nonprofit tech resources. Read more posts in our blog [1].
- The "Wi-Fi Detector Shirt" [2]. They claim it displays wireless signal strength with glowing, animated bars, right there on the shirt. If this actually works, it's the Coolest Thing Ever we've seen this week.
- Sprout [3]. Maybe you saw our Love Your Techie widget [4]? Sprout has the potential to change the game.
- Heather Goes Bonkers [5] when her organization wins $1000 from America's Giving Challenge. You've got to love the enthusiasm: if they had hit for $50k, this may have been inappropriate for the office.
- Is Obama a Mac and Clinton a PC [6]? Does that make McCain a Xerox Alto [7]
- Visualizing Information: An Introduction to Information Design [8]. It's well designed!
- Miriam Engelberg [9] lost her battle with cancer, but her comics live on [10].
- Seesmic [11]. YouTube meets Twitter, eh? The company's founder describes himself as a "serial entrepreneur [12]".
- DeviantArt [13]. Never mind the name -- there are only a few furries. Social networking built around art is an interesting idea, if not original: Photo.net [14] has allowed member interaction for years.
- Wired Magazine's infographic "The Life Cycle of a Blog Post [15]", as featured in our blog [16].
- 5min's video tutorials [17], including "How to Rock [18]", and the indispensable "How to Ignore Facebook App Invites [19]".