NCVO's step-by-step process to take the pain out of choosing third party tools and software. For charities and social enterprises who want to make good tech decisions, in the right way.

Why centralising knowledge can help your charity. What knowledge management tools to use. How to rollout your new tool across the organisation.

Why charities struggle to find the right digital agency, and how you can improve your chances.

We look at how charities can make the most of Google Ad Grants.

How to improve cyber security at your charity - from the National Cyber Security Centre

A step-by-step digital safeguarding guide. For charities designing new services or taking existing ones online.

Or be like Yoda if you prefer. Either way Catalyst is calling for agencies to always be mentors to charities, not just their technical experts.

Three ways to share your work and help others, while helping your own thinking too.

What is geospatial data? How can your charity use it? James Bowles, a researcher into charity data, explains.

Part 1/2: Charities have needs. Agencies have needs. Here are both.

How can charities continue to help existing audiences understand the services they offer? Or even help new audiences understand their services using digital channels? That’s where digital marketing comes in.

A guide to what they are, ways to write them and platforms to use.

An introduction to working in the open (infographic).

9 technologies including blockchain, edge computing, 5G, VR and machine learning.

What cloud accounting is. How it can help you. What can go wrong.

Part 2/2: Four qualities that make a relationship work and how to put them into practice.

Anjali Ramachandran of Storythings outlines the channels and structures you need to use to get your digital services to the right audiences.

Guidance on tackling cyber-security issues.

A partnership of two halves: exploring how the digital agency model could work better for charities — as well as vice versa.

Reasons to work in the open, benefits for you and others. Free open working toolkit.

How to build a positive relationship with the activity of tracking, measuring, and evidencing impact

The typical phases of digital product development, along with the jargon that you should expect to hear from your digital partner, and what it all means in context.

A summary of Dr Lucy Maynard's recent workshop, packed with take away tools to get going with impact measurement.

Customer research company Tectonic share their insights on the barriers and benefits of entering the charity sector.

A toolkit designed to help charities, funders and other organisations share their work openly.

Follow DOT PROJECT's 8 step, 4000 word guide on how to plan and move your services to the cloud. Includes comparison of Google vs Microsoft cloud software.

5 steps to minimising risk. Covering both safeguarding and data security.

We look at how moving training services online can be made to work for your charity.

A 2.5hr watch and do training session covering GDPR principles, compliance and legal gateways, and tools and techniques for data management. Do it in your own time.

7 techniques, 6 questions and 5 resources to help you improve your charity’s data quality. So you can make better decisions.

DataKind UK gives you an introduction to data and data science use in charities.

Creating a valuable product or service. Types of value. Tracking value. Vanity metrics vs key value metrics.

Contribution vs attribution. Why you should focus on attribution in impact evaluation. How to measure attribution: theory of change and ruling out alternatives.

Search other organisations' projects, reuse their designs, read their weeknotes. No permission required.

Tools for collecting data, mapping data, creating infographics, capturing and editing audio and video, and curating stories.

About data protection. Privacy by design. Managing special category data. Considering data flows. Privacy responsibilities. Cyber security.

Help to understand copyright, ownership and licensing. How open licences can help you. How to use different types of open licences.

Running events where people attend online and offline. Integrating the experience. In-person and digital facilitators. Making interactions rewarding. Virtual breakouts. Tech rehearsals. Hybrid content.

Three strategic actions to create a collaborative hybrid working culture. Build facilitation skills. Use interactive tools. Centralise internal knowledge.

Why a digital trustee. Digital trustee or just project support? Three different types of trustee.

Three strategic tips for creating a positive and productive climate in a hybrid team. Manage energy not time. Use fun rituals. Role-model vulnerability.

Four strategic tips for hybrid teams to communicate more effectively. Shift to asynchronous communication. Make information accessible on demand. Encourage clear and specific writing. Involve everyone.