It’s the end of 2014 – time to review my most popular blogs of the year. Some of my most viewed blogs this year weren’t from 2014…<\/p>\n
Three of my\u00a0most popular blogs, in the top five, are regarding virtual\u00a0volunteering scams:<\/p>\n
Courts being fooled by online community service scams<\/a> That’s satisfying, as I really do want to get the word out about these unethical companies that are selling fake online volunteering.<\/p>\n Here are the other blogs people viewed most in 2014:<\/p>\n Making certain volunteers feel unwelcomed because of your language<\/a><\/p>\n The volunteer as bully = the toxic volunteer<\/a><\/p>\n Your flow chart for volunteers<\/a><\/p>\n What to do with old\/vintage software<\/a><\/p>\n Why You SHOULD Separate Your Personal Life & Professional Life Online<\/a><\/p>\n It\u2019s real: the unpaid internships & volunteers controversy<\/a><\/p>\n Internet-mediated Volunteering in the EU (virtual volunteering)<\/a><\/p>\n Jayne in Kiev, Ukraine for all August & Sept.<\/a><\/p>\n I\u2019m a Frustrated Volunteer<\/a><\/p>\n Virtual Volunteering discussion group on LinkedIn<\/a><\/p>\n International Association of Fire Fighters is anti-volunteer<\/a><\/p>\n UN innovation events show how far they\u2019ve come re: ICT4D<\/a><\/p>\n Advice for hackathons \/ one-day tech events looking for projects to hack<\/a><\/p>\n Too many volunteer matching web sites?<\/a><\/p>\n CSOs: submit proposals by 17 Aug. for USAID & SIDA<\/a><\/p>\n Now available: The LAST Virtual Volunteering Guidebook!<\/a><\/p>\n Research on USA volunteerism excludes virtual volunteering<\/a><\/p>\n
\nOnline community service company tries to seem legit<\/a>
\nWhat online community service is \u2013 and is not<\/a><\/p>\n