Want to set up a joint agenda in your WebMo (wiki) for a joint workshop or regular team meetings? Here you can find instructions on how to do it! First, type the preferred title, e.g. “Joint Agenda” or “Weekly Team Meeting” in the search bar and hit enter. Under the search results, the title will appear as a red link. Click on this title and you will then be directed to an empty page. Now you can structure your agenda page by adding headlines for every point that you would like to talk about in your meetings. …
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How to Prepare and Document Your Event in Your WebMo
Veröffentlicht von Lisa Feldmann am 03.06.2019 - 16:19
Do you plan a workshop, conference or stakeholder meeting? Then get some ideas on how to use your WebMo best for preparing and documenting your event! Since your WebMo is based on the wiki software, you can easily create normal wiki pages and add any content you want. See here for an instruction how to create wiki pages.
Preparation
1. To-do lists
To organize your event within a bigger team or simply to not loose overview yourself, use normal wiki pages to create to-do-lists. Simple tables showing tasks, responsibilities, deadlines and…
ICT4D is Here to Stay
Veröffentlicht von Melanie Uhlen am 29.05.2019 - 11:24
Chief Technology Strategist, Advisor Digital Societies, ICT4D Advisor, Innovation Manager – these are just some of the job descriptions on the business cards I collected during the ICT4D conference. The conference that my colleague Sandrine and I attended in Kampala from 30 April to 2 May 2019 had a clear message: Technology will play an increasingly important role in humanitarian interventions and development cooperation. Technology will change both the way aid is delivered and how development organizations organize themselves. It already does, looking at the tools presented at the…
Breaking Down the Barriers - For More Accessible Monitoring Software
Veröffentlicht von Robert Heine am 08.04.2019 - 12:02
When we first created our M&E and collaboration software WebMo, we came from a place of genuinely wanting to make international development programs more transparent and efficient. After all, many of our team members, including myself, used to work in the field themselves. There is so much to be gained from a software that improves collaboration in the monitoring process, and this is true for projects of all shapes and sizes. WebMo was never meant to be a software exclusively reserved for highly funded projects. There are so many small NGOs doing great work.
That being said…
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webmo Be the first to test the new WebMo!
Veröffentlicht von Lisa Feldmann am 13.03.2019 - 11:22
Over the past months we have been improving our software for monitoring and collaboration in development programs. Would you like to support us and give us your feedback? We kindly invite you to apply as a beta user. This means, you will get WebMo for free for one year and in return you will provide us with your valuable feedback from time to time. This way, you will help us make WebMo even more customized to practitioners’ needs!
Reach out to us with an email if you are interested in becoming a testing organization. Please provide us with the following information so that we…
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webmo How to Rename an Article in Your Wiki
Veröffentlicht von Lisa Feldmann am 21.08.2018 - 16:10
It takes you only a few and easy steps to change the title of an article in your wiki:
1. Go to the article you wish to rename and move your cursor to the "Actions" button on the top right corner of the article.
2. Then, click on the "Move" option (under "Actions").
3. You will be redirected to a new page with the following option:
4. Type the new title in the field "To new…
MERL Tech Jozi Takeaways: Matching Needs and Tools
Veröffentlicht von Melanie Uhlen am 16.08.2018 - 14:12
In the first week of August, I attended the MERL Tech in Johannesburg, where the tech community in the Monitoring, Evaluation, Research and Learning space met for an intense two-day conference. I was given the opportunity to present our software WebMo for Monitoring and Collaboration as well as host a session of our unique “The Wikipedia Approach to Monitoring”. However, it turned out that my role at that conference had more faces: As much as I’m a developer of WebMo – I’m also a consultant. In my work I want to make sure that anyone approaching me on the subject “IT for M&E” gets…
My Insights from MERL Tech in London
Veröffentlicht von Robert Heine am 25.04.2018 - 10:10
I just got back from the MERL Tech conference, where those interested in the intersection between monitoring and evaluation, research, learning (MERL) and technology gathered in London. Apart from sharing all about WebMo in a live demo, I got to meet peers and discuss new methods, tools and approaches in the MERL-Tech landscape.
First things first – my overall take-away from the conference as a software provider is quite encouraging: monitoring and evaluation (M&E) Software is no longer a niche. The market has matured. More and more organizations are incorporating M&E…
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energypedia consult in Latin America!
Veröffentlicht von Hector Alfaro am 09.03.2018 - 10:06
Hola!
So, energypedia consult goes to Nicaragua! This is the first time for us as a company in Latin America. We have had some projects with clients in Latin America before, but all implementations were remote, so this is the first time we actually visit any country there.
This time we will be presenting WebMo to Centro Humboldt in Managua. Centro Humboldt is an non-profit organization dedicated to the promotion of territorial development through sustainable management of the environment and natural resources.
Since I am a native Spanish speaker, I will present…
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Veröffentlicht von Lisa Feldmann am 17.10.2017 - 10:17
If you want to track changes of articles you or others wrote, add them to your watchlist. By doing so, you will get automated notifications any time someone edits these articles. There are further options too, to manage your watchlist and track changes. This article describes how to do it.
Add articles to your watchlist or remove themThere are two ways:
1. Via the “Actions” buttonGo to the top right corner of your article and click on the “Actions” button. A dropdown menu will appear, click on "Watch" to add the article to your watch list. If the article is…