[TriLUG] Registration Now Open for 2011 NCTech4Good Conference April 15-16

[Judy Hallman]

To trilug list,

While, of course, you are welcome to join us, you might want to 
encourage nonprofits that you work with to attend this conference. The 
agenda for Friday is awesome and the unconference on Saturday offers an 
opportunity to further explore areas of special interest.

Also, sponsorship opportunities are still available.

Judy Hallman
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Registration Now Open for 2011 NCTech4Good Conference April 15-16

The second annual NCTech4Good Conference <http://www.nctech4good.org/>, 
Technology Solutions for Nonprofits, is a two-day meeting that offers 
information, networking and social activities to staff, consultants and 
volunteers of North Carolina nonprofit and social service organizations, 
plus small businesses.

The meeting consists of a general opening session; three concurrent 
presentations at beginner, intermediate and advanced levels on "tools, 
emerging technologies and solutions"; exhibits of related products and 
services; a luncheon; and an early evening reception.

An "unconference" the following day will give participants an 
opportunity to "continue the conversation" by exploring topics not fully 
developed during the conference, plus others of mutual interest. This 
informal setting is characterized by small break-out groups using the 
latest technology for collaborative discussions.

The unconference includes a casual lunch, plus an assortment of snacks 
and beverages available throughout the day.

The NCTech4Good Conference will be held on Friday, April 15, 2011, at 
the William & Ida Friday Center for Continuing Education. The informal 
"unconference" will be held on Saturday, April 16, at Duke University's 
HASTAC (pronounced "haystack").

The Friday Center for Continuing Education is across from Meadowmont 
Village in Chapel Hill at 100 Friday Center Drive, off NC Highway 54 
East. HASTAC is at the John Hope Franklin Humanities Institute, 114 
South Buchanan Boulevard (Bay 4) in downtown Durham.

The cost of the conference is $75 through April 1, and the unconference 
is $10. For complete information and registration forms, please visit 
our Website at www.nctech4good.org <http://www.nctech4good.org>. 
(Potential sponsors may also use the registration forms to indicate the 
sessions and conference features they'd like to underwrite.)

Judy Hallman, for the Conference Team <http://www.nctech4good.org/leaders>