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| − | Collaborative Technologies (aka [[Collab]]) | + | Collaborative Technologies (aka [[Collab]]) was a program of Free Geek. The general idea behind Collab was to encourage nonprofit organizations to use free and open source software. To accomplish this we hired a coordinator to that end and formed a group of consultants that would work for pay, in theory providing cheap services for the nonprofits and providing some income for Free Geek. |
Our first big project, developing the hardware and software infrastructure for Homestreet (mental health provider in Washington County), is nearing completion. | Our first big project, developing the hardware and software infrastructure for Homestreet (mental health provider in Washington County), is nearing completion. | ||
| − | We | + | We have reconsidered how Collab should work in the future as we have learned much on this first project. As a result of this process, we have re-organized Collab into a successor program called [[NAP]]. |
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| + | == See Also == | ||
[[Nonprofit Assistance Program Proposal]] | [[Nonprofit Assistance Program Proposal]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 01:27, 28 February 2006
Basic Info
Collaborative Technologies (aka Collab) was a program of Free Geek. The general idea behind Collab was to encourage nonprofit organizations to use free and open source software. To accomplish this we hired a coordinator to that end and formed a group of consultants that would work for pay, in theory providing cheap services for the nonprofits and providing some income for Free Geek.
Our first big project, developing the hardware and software infrastructure for Homestreet (mental health provider in Washington County), is nearing completion.
We have reconsidered how Collab should work in the future as we have learned much on this first project. As a result of this process, we have re-organized Collab into a successor program called NAP.