Join TechSoup.org content creators, community leaders, and customer service support on November 12 from 11:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon Pacific for a tour of how your organization can use all that TechSoup has to offer to improve your technology and help reach your mission. TechSoup, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, is working toward a time when every nonprofit and social benefit organization will have the technology resources and knowledge they need to operate at their full potential.

This two-part webinar series from TechSoup.org focuses on organization's disaster planning.  Details on each one are below:

Being a proficient computer user can save you hundreds of hours over the course of a year. But learning to be proficient is easier said than done. There is an abundance of free training resources out there, but navigating those sites and understanding how to find what you’re looking for can be a challenge.

This webinar will walk you through several resources from Microsoft that will help you, your staff, or your constituents get the training they need to use Microsoft software more confidently.  We’ll look at resources that address a variety of training scenarios, skill levels and products.  We will cover:

Microsoft donates a broad range of software to nonprofits and libraries through TechSoup, and we want to help you take advantage of this program. But who has the time to be an expert? We do! TechSoup Talks has organized this special webinar to sort through what types of software are available, as well as additional resources offered through Microsoft’s NGO Connection Web site. We will also go over some benefits automatically included with all Microsoft software donations, including the ability to download donated software, the opportunity to upgrade to new versions of software as they come out, and access to free e-learning courses on Microsoft products.

Do you want to involve volunteers in computer and Internet-related tasks at your nonprofit organization? This free webinar, to celebrate National Volunteer Appreciation Week (April 19-25), will focus on ways nonprofits and libraries can recruit and screen such volunteers, identify suitable tech-related assignments for them, and ways to support volunteers in these assignments successfully.