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Concern about the violence of commercial video games is well founded, but that doesn't mean we need to condemn all video games.  In fact, what if we could use video games to promote peace?

Laura Efurd talks with NTEN ED Holly Ross about ZD's tech policy session at 2010 conference.

A few ZeroDivide staff members recently attended a workshop with the intent of immersing ourselves into the world of social media. The folks at NTEN created a very well informed and intense workshop moderated by Beth Kanter. The course was designed to help nonprofits effectively implement a social media strategy to support an organization’s mission.

A big shoutout to Holly Ross who will assume the executive directorship duties of NTEN. I couldn’t envision a better choice to lead the organization. I’ve twittered this already, but thought I might as well blog it too.

And mahalo to outgoing executive director of NTEN, Katrin Verclas for her work in lifting NTEN up to where it’s at now.

Beth Kanter won the NTEN prize at the Nonprofit Technology Conference this year. Perfect choice—she epitomizes what blogging is about—ability to write with a curiosity and imagination for what is possible. Congratulations Beth!

Subscribe to her feed immediately.

Paul Lamb is blogging NTC on his Cool n’ Conscientious ningsite.

I couldn’t go, but Jocelyn Yin and Amro Radwan from our office are there. I’m waiting for their download.