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Linux for IT Managers Training Manual
This manual course content can be used by learners preparing for other certifications including Linux+ and the Linux Professional Institute (LPI) Certification. The main focus of this manual, though, will be to provide real life, hands-on solutions that commonly affect Technical and Mid Level IT Managers. This manual is intended for the following groups of professionals: * Technical IT professionals (System Administrators, Network Administrators and Technical Specialists); * IT Security Professionals; * Database Administrators; * Computer Programmers and Software Developers; * IT Consultants; and * Any other ICT professional with interest in Linux and Open Source Software. This manual will assume that the learner has previous computer knowledge, but not necessarily in Linux. The learner should have prior knowledge on the use of computers at a basic level. Programmers, novice System Administrators, and new users of Linux looking for comprehensive Linux instructions will find this manual of benefit.
http://colwiki.org/Linux_for_IT_Managers_Training_
Manual

(02/08/2010 - Open Source - Linux)

Message in-a-box: Video
The video section of Message in-a-box will show you how to make videos, how to use them to support your work and how to distribute them, with examples, case studies and useful online resources. This section also tells you how to make a video in support of your activism while taking steps to ensure all participants are safe and secure, and avoiding unnecessary risks.
http://www.messageinabox.tacticaltech.org/videohom
e

(11/05/2009 - Video Online - General)

Message in-a-box: Audio
The audio section of Message in-a-box will help you create audio content that is powerful and relevant, and to distribute it to audiences using radio, CDs, public spaces and the internet. It also provides a number of case studies that show the many ways audio can be used in human rights advocacy work. This resource is available on CD for off line browsing.
http://www.messageinabox.tacticaltech.org/audiohom
e

(11/05/2009 - Audio Online - General)

Creating search friendly sites
This resource details the process of Search engine optimisation (SEO) to ensure that your webpages are accessible to search engines and are built in a way that improves their chances of being found. The guide includes a variety of resources to help build your understanding of search engine optimisation.
http://www.messageinabox.tacticaltech.org/searchfr
iendly

(11/05/2009 - Web Design - General)

Planning your website
This resource will take you through the stages involved in building a website, starting with analysing your audience and goals, then deciding how to structure your website, how to get it hosted and how to set up your own website address or domain.
http://www.messageinabox.tacticaltech.org/planyour
website

(11/05/2009 - Web Design - Web site structure and navigation)

African FOSS Business Models Syllabus
The African FLOSS Business Models Syllabus consists of 6 modules, spread along three thematic parts that can either be downloaded or read online. The following 6 modules are included: Module 1: Introduction to Emerging FLOSS Business Models; Module 2: African Business Models: Case Studies; Module 3: Communicating FLOSS; Module 4: Introduction to General Business Skills; Module 5: FLOSS Specific Business Knowledge and Skills; Module 6: FLOSS Training
http://www.ict-innovation.fossfa.net/og/co-editors

(10/09/2009 - Open Source - General)

Editor's choice: IMARK Web 2.0 and Social Media for Development
This IMARK e-learning module describes a wide range of social media tools that enhance the ways in which information is created and published, and which provide the means to collaborate and share resources online. It also describes how to take advantage of those tools for more effective networking, collaboration and exchange of knowledge.
http://www.imarkgroup.org/moduledescription_en.asp
?id=109

(09/09/2009 - Online Communities and Collaboration - General)

Twitter Search In Plain English
A simple video that explains how to use the Twitter Search function to search through contributions and trends on Twitter. The video illustrates how Twitter Search creates new opportunities for business feedback, tracking real time news and discovering trends.
http://www.commoncraft.com/twitter-search

(08/21/2009 - Finding Information on the Internet - Search engine basics)

100 Awesome Open Source Tools for Writers, Journalists, and Bloggers
Whether you’re a blogger, journalist, or writer, you know that the days of pen and paper alone are long gone. These days, you have a huge arsenal of tools at your disposal, from word processors, to content management systems, organization, and more, many of them open source and even free. This web page lists and links to 100 open source tools that can make your life as a writer easier.
http://www.onlinecourses.org/2009/06/09/100-awesom
e-open-source-tools-for-writers-journalists-and-bl
oggers/

(06/24/2009 - Open Source - Miscellaneous sources of software)

Facilitating a Community of Practice - Instructor Manual
The Facilitating a Community of Practice - Instructor Manual is part of a series of ITrain materials. Although a little dated (2002), the Instructor Manual and accompanying Participant Manual provided a detailed guide through a workshop that aims to achieve the following objectives: a. Develop a shared understanding of Communities of Practice; b. Clarify the role of a facilitator of a CoP, including the differences between face-to-face facilitation and online facilitation; c. Begin to develop skills in facilitating online Communities of Practice; d. Learn how to set up an online Community using Yahoo!Groups; e. Develop an action plan for facilitating a Community of Practice.

(06/19/2009 - Resources for Internet Trainers - General)

Facilitating a Community of Practice - Participant Manual
The Facilitating a Community of Practice - Participant Manual is part of a series of ITrain materials. Although a little dated (2002), the Facilitator's Manual and accompanying Participant Manual provided a detailed guide through a workshop that aims to achieve the following objectives: a. Develop a shared understanding of Communities of Practice; b. Clarify the role of a facilitator of a CoP, including the differences between face-to-face facilitation and online facilitation; c. Begin to develop skills in facilitating online Communities of Practice; d. Learn how to set up an online Community using Yahoo!Groups; e. Develop an action plan for facilitating a Community of Practice.

(06/19/2009 - Resources for Internet Trainers - Training in a development context)

A Nonprofit's Introduction to Google's Online Mapping Tools
This article discusses how to use Google Maps and Google Earth for outreach and advocacy, and shows how to select an online mapping project that meets your needs and fits within your budget. It also provides a detailed overview of a range of Google mapping technologies that can help your organization put its cause (literally) on the map.
http://www.techsoup.org/learningcenter/internet/pa
ge11657.cfm

(05/28/2009 - Strategic Internet Use - The Internet for activism)

Editor's choice: The Barefoot Guide Guide to Working with Organisations and Social Change
A practical, do-it-yourself guide for leaders and facilitators wanting to help organisations to function and to develop in more healthy, human and effective ways as they strive to make their contributions to a more humane society. The guide, with its supporting website, includes tried and tested concepts, approaches, stories and activities. It's purpose is to help stimulate and enrich the practice of anyone supporting organisations and social movements in their challenges of working, learning, growing and changing to meet the needs of our complex world. It is aimed at leaders and facilitators of civil society organisations, but should also be useful to anyone interested in fostering healthy human organisation in any sphere of life.
http://www.barefootguide.org

(05/28/2009 - Resources for Internet Trainers - Training in a development context)

100 Ways to search the Deep Web
This list offers 100 tips and tools to help you get the most out of your Internet searches, including Meta-Search Engines, Semantic Search Tools and Databases, General Search Engines and Databases, Academic Search Engines and Databases, Scientific Search Engines and Databases, Collaborative Information and Databases and more.
http://www.weitzenegger.de/en/deepweb.html

(05/05/2009 - Finding Information on the Internet - General)

8 Steps For Building Community On Twitter: Tips For Membership Organizations
Twitter can be a great space for building community around your membership-based organization, whether you work for a professional society, trade association or a cause-related nonprofit. This is a quick eight-step guide of how to set up a Twitter account for your “.org”. If you are starting from scratch, this is what TwiTip finds works the best.
http://www.twitip.com/8-steps-for-building-communi
ty-on-twitter-tips-for-membership-organizations/

(04/15/2009 - Online Communities and Collaboration - Blogging)

 
 
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