The Virtual Activist: a training course: http://www.netaction.org/training/ Part One: Introduction * So you want to be a Virtual Activist! * Email tools are active, web tools are passive * Both types of tools can be useful, each supplements the other Part Two: Using Email for Outreach, Organizing and Advocacy * Organizing is the process of building interest and support * Advocacy is action directed toward achieving a goal * Email Tools * Alternative Mailing List Services * Cyberspace Networking * Using the Usenet * Intranets and electronic networks * Virtu-odexes * Collaborative Discussion Tools Part Three: Web-based Outreach and Advocacy Tools * Web Content * Web Promotion * Web Forums * Web Activism * Advocacy Tools Part Four: Membership and Fundraising * Your Membership * Fundraising Part Five: Netiquette and Policy Issues * Internet Service Providers generally have conduct codes for subscribers * Cookies, encryption, and other privacy concerns * Copyright and content issues * The Virtual Activist Reader Section I: General Resources for Activists Section II: Additional Resources on Web Page Development Section III: Articles on Internet Activism Section IV: NetAction Notes Articles on Internet Activism Bibliography -- Leftlink - Australia's Broad Left Mailing List mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.alexia.net.au/~www/mhutton/index.html Sponsored by Melbourne's New International Bookshop Subscribe: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]?Body=subscribe%20leftlink Unsubscribe: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]?Body=unsubscribe%20leftlink
