Generational diversity will foster a culture of flexibility and collaboration in which everyone is responsible for the high quality and timeliness of the final product.

Use this as a checklist while you're evaluating online education tools. It's an excerpt from the book Teach Beyond Your Reach by Robin Neidorf. Do: Ask informed questions. Demo a tool before you commit to using it. Try freeware or open-source tools.

If what I see surfing around every day is any indication, many people have a hard time writing in a clean, clear way, especially for the web. There aren't any tricks to it, but here are some key concepts Kyla Cromer tries to use.

Here are some details to pay attention to while choosing the photos you upload to your website or use for other media from Morgan Ione Yeager.

The following article first appeared in the Sustained! web magazine from PEJE, an organization that serves day schools. Ken Gordon is the Social Media Manager of PEJE. It's an excellent article about how to build an online community on Facebook that can be applied to any organization. Read the full article on Sustained!

Some people think having accessible websites is like having a swimming pool. Nice to have, but too expensive and too much upkeep. Unlike a swimming pool, however, an accessible website means that anyone can view it whatever their limitation, ranging from a physical limitation like limited or no eyesight, to having a handheld device with small display.

By Jill Friedman Fixler and Beth Steinhorn, JFFixler & Associates

This is a guest post from one of our favorite clients: Jenny Aisenberg, Knowledge Development Manager at JESNA and JESNA PDC, an organization that provides Jewish educational coordinating, planning and development. We asked Jenny what blogs she turns to regularly for help running her job at a Jewish education non-profit.

This is a guest post from some of our favorite clients: Lauren Dean, Manager of Communications & Public Awareness, and Allison Smith, Highland Street Ambassador of Mentoring, at Mass Mentoring Partnership. We asked Lauren what blogs she turns to regularly for help running her job at a major non-profit.

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