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Madison iPhone User Meetup

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Mad-iPhone is (as you might guess) a group of people based around Madison, WI who use the Apple iPhone (or Touch) and enjoy hanging out. The Paradigm follows the model used by user groups around the US. We meet in a convient location (in our case a local coffeehouse) and have minimal organization and NO dues. Our number one priority is to have FUN. If a new face shows up more than once we may ask if they want to be on the email list, but we keep the atmosphere very casual. The rationale for this approach is that just as the iPhone unchained users from the desktop, an iPhone user group can be unchained from the traditional user group style (traditional style: run like a company, meet in a large empty room, pay dues, mission statements etc). Just stop by and say "hello" and join us for lively discussions about cutting edge technology and iPhones or the Touch.
Details
Contact Organizer: 
clint@thayernet.com
Membership Type: 
Open Meetings
Links
Official Website: 
http://www.thayernet.com/content/iphone
Official Website: 
http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=56959257544
Discussion List: 
http://groups.google.com/group/mad-iphone-users
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Top 10 Ways to Use Social Media

July 30, 2010 - 9:53am | by allgood2
Instead of the usual rhetoric and theory about the benefits of using social media, hear real-world, practical ways to put social media to work for your non-profit. We’ll skip the jargon and million-dollar corporate case studies to show ways in which non-profits can quickly and easily use social media tools to spread the word, raise funds, recruit members and achieve change.

This Madison Nonprofit Day Technology Workshop presented by Tony Arnett, eMarketing Manager, CUNA Mutual Group at 10:00 AM at Goodman Community Center (Length: 1hr).
Location
Goodman Community Center
149 Waubesa St
Madison, WI, 53704
See map: Google Maps
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Building Your Website with ExpressionEngine 2.0

July 30, 2010 - 9:46am | by allgood2
Nonprofits need a website for a number of reasons, including: for presence, information distribution, communication, connection with a wider, broader audience, to create an organizational brand, and more. While the debate on “whether or not your nonprofit needs a website has been settled and filed, the debate on which content management system (CMS) is still wide open. There are a multitude of content management systems (CMS), all offering various benefits for you and your organization. This presentation will discuss ExpressionEngine as one of the many CMSs for you to choose from. It will offer a brief comparison to WordPress, Joomla, and Drupal; tips and techniques on choosing a web developer, future proofing your website, and more. This Madison Nonprofit Day workshop is presented by Ben Seigel, exp designs. Ben runs the Madison Web Design & Development Meetup.
Date
August 5, 2010 - 10:00am
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Location
Goodman Community Center
149 Waubesa St
Madison, WI, 53704
See map: Google Maps
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Web608 Dinner: Potluck

January 22, 2010 - 6:31am | by allgood2
Happy 2010!!! Let's Celebrate with a Potluck!! Web608 is a collective of technology enthusiast (amateur and professional) who are helping grow the web and social media communities in Madison and the surrounding area, by bringing people, groups, and organizations together. The first 2010 meeting will be a potluck/meet and greet. So invite friends and co-workers, bring something to eat or drink, and join us. A light conversation around the future of Web608 will also be held. NOTE: Members of any of Madison's User Groups— Madison Railers, PC User Group, Mac User Group, Python, Tweetups, etc. Please spread the word.
Date
January 26, 2010 - 7:00pm - 10:00pm
Location
Alnisa's House
266 Waubesa Street, #2
Madison, WI, 53704
See map: Google Maps
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Mad iPhone User Group

November 5, 2009 - 10:02am | by clint
Mad-iPhone is (as you might guess) a group of people based around Madison, WI who use the Apple iPhone (or Touch) and enjoy hanging out. The Paradigm follows the model used by user groups around the US. We meet in a convient location (in our case a local coffeehouse) and have minimal organization and NO dues. Our number one priority is to have FUN. If a new face shows up more than once we may ask if they want to be on the email list, but we keep the atmosphere very casual. The rationale for this approach is that just as the iPhone unchained users from the desktop, an iPhone user group can be unchained from the traditional user group style (traditional style: run like a company, meet in a large empty room, pay dues, mission statements etc). Just stop by and say "hello" and join us for lively discussions about cutting edge technology and iPhones or the Touch.
Date
November 19, 2009 - 6:30pm
Location
Victor Allen's Coffee
2623 Monroe Street, #100
Madison, WI, 53711
See map: Google Maps
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