Agenda

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	How to Survive & Thrive With Technology
	A Forum for Non-Profit Human Service Agencies
	April 19, 2001 The Washington Athletic Club, Downtown Seattle

Agenda & Program Sessions

Speakers

8:30 - 9:00	Check in - Coffee and light snacks
9:15-10:00	Key Note Address: Professor Andrew Gordon Daniel J. Evans School of Public Policy University of Washington
10:15-Noon	Program Sessions
Noon-1:15	Lunch, Meet with Vendors
1:30-4:15	Program Sessions
4:30-5:00	Closing Remarks - Words from Sponsors

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Program Sessions
Tracks	Hands-On Technology Planning		Keeping up with Technology Changes	Human Services and the Internet	Funding Technology
10:15-11:00	Technology Planning I		A Technology Overview for Non-Profit Leaders	Using the Internet to Deliver Your Mission	Fundraising for Technology: How and Where to Make Your Case.
11:15-Noon	Technology Planning II		An Emerging Technology Every Non-Profit Leader Should Learn About: Subscription-based Computing	On-line Donation Engines	Funding Technology Initiatives in the Non-Profit Sector
1:30-2:15	Selecting an Automated Client Information System for Human Service Organizations: A Step-by-Step Guide	Technology Visioning	Learn from Experience	Getting on the Web	Technology Enabled Evaluation
2:30-3:15	Successfully Implementing an Automated Client Information System in Your Agency	Understanding Total Cost of Ownership	Know Your Software Options	The Push and Pull of Attracting the Right Audience to Your Web Site	How Does Your Agency Measure Up?
3:30-4:15	Data Sharing and Confidentiality: Considerations for Client Information Systems	IT Staffing Puzzle	Get a Handle on Your Technology Using a FREE On-line Tool	On-line Program Design, Evaluation, and Data Collection Tools	Partners in Human Services: A Dialog Between Providers and Funders