Technology Tip Sheets By Coyote Communications

Workshops & Presentations
by Jayne Cravens

 
REQUESTS FOR ONLINE PARTICIPATION :
I am available for live/synchronous online events, but I would prefer them to not occur later than noon U.S. East Coast time (which is 6 p.m. here in Germany), and no sooner than 6 a.m. my time (yes, I'm talking to you, Australia). I can also participate in asynchronous (not live) online events, such as teaching an online course or moderating or facilitating a bulletin board for a set period. Examples of these kind of presentations can be found here and below. Contact me for more information and my very reasonable speaking fees.

REQUESTS FOR ONSITE PARTICIPATION :
Please note that I currently live in Germany, near Bonn. Acceptance of a request for an onsite presentation depends on my availability, reimbursement for all travel and housing costs, and payment for services. Please contact me for more information.

OWNERSHIP OF TRAINING MATERIALS :
I reserve copyright and ownership of all materials I develop for trainings. Distribution by the sponsoring organization of training materials outside of my workshop/class must be agreed to by me, in writing, before such can occur.

 
I have conducted classes, workshops and training sessions on various topics, including:

 
These are some of the organizations, universities and conferences that have received such classes, workshops and training sessions by Jayne Cravens, either under Coyote Communications, the Virtual Volunteering Project, or United Nations Volunteers and its UNITeS initiative or its Online Volunteering service:

  • Onsite workshop for UN Volunteers Program Officers serving in Arab states and former CIS states, Cairo, Egypt, May 2002

  • Community Technology Centers Network (CTCnet) annual conference, June 2002

  • Geneva, International Year of Volunteers, United Nations Volunteers, 2001

  • Live Web Event, with presenters in Germany, Jordan, Seattle and Geneva, for United Nations Volunteers, October 2001 (also featured Tim Berners-Lee, who credited his creation of the Web to the contributions of online volunteers)
  • Conference on corporate volunteerism by Employees in the Community Network (EitCN), London, April 2001

  • Annual (Texas) Governor's Volunteer Leadership Conference (San Antonio 1997, Dallas 1999, Galveston 2000) and the Texas Commission on Volunteerism and Community Service
  • Nonprofits Online 1998 and 1999 Conferences in Denver, Colorado; Washington, D.C.; and Dallas, Texas
  • American Society of Directors of Volunteer Services (ASDVS) of the American Hospital Association, 1999 annual conference in Denver and Summer 2000 regional meeting in Pasadena
  • 1999 Texas Community Network Creators' Conference
  • 1997 and 1998 International Conferences on Volunteer Administration by the Association for Volunteer Administration (AVA)
  • The Texas Commission on Volunteerism and Community Service, in association with the United Way/Capitol Area Volunteer Center, Directors of Volunteers in Austin (DOVIA), and the Center for Volunteerism and Community Engagement at the University of Texas at Austin - August 1998
  • 1996 American Chamber of Commerce Executives Conference (ACCE)
  • ChariTech - September 1997 and 1999 (Austin, Texas)
  • Nonprofit Support Center (now called CompassPoint Nonprofit Services, in San Francisco, CA), 1995 and 1996 (it's worth noting that the 1995 presentation marked the first time I talked about online volunteering and using the Internet to work with volunteers)
  • Smart Valley, Inc. (Santa Clara, California), 1995 and 1996
  • Volunteer Exchange of Santa Clara County (California), 1996
  • San Jose Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce, 1995
  • Peninsula Area Information and Referral Service (PAAIRS - Palo Alto, California), 1996
  • American Indian Alliance of Santa Clara Valley (California), 1995
  • Arts Council of Santa Clara County (California), 1995
 

Many of the tip sheets posted on this Web site were developed for or as a result of these workshops.

I enjoy teaching, and try to give my workshops, online or onsite, a lively, audience-oriented, non-"techie" feel. My goal in any training is to give participants tools that they can use immediately and that give them a base on which to further build and improve long after the workshop is over.

If you would like me to speak at your conference or event, or you would like to know where I'll be in the coming months, please e-mail me.

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