The Virtual Volunteering Guidebook, published in 2000, is a color PDF document offering detailed information on the basics of setting up and managing a successful virtual volunteering program. This book captures the contributions of many, many collaborating organizations and online volunteers who worked with the Virtual Volunteering Project from 1996 - 1998.
The guidebook is co-authored by Susan Ellis, an internationally-recognized volunteer management expert who has served as an advisor to the Virtual Volunteering Project since its inception in 1996; and former Virtual Volunteering Project Manager Jayne Cravens. The guidebook was designed by Energize, Inc.
The book is 138 pages long, and takes up approximately 1.2 megabytes of space. Make sure you have enough room on your hard drive before downloading this document. Note that downloading can take several minutes, depending on the speed of your Internet connection.
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