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The Review—Grant Management 101 from Submittable
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We’ve been working really hard on a three-part video series all about grants management software, and we’re super proud to share it with you today. We wrote the educational 101 series to be easy-to-understand, informative, and not boring—let us know how we did!
Also in this issue: a few of our other new and choice grants management resources, from how to build a fair grants review process, to how to become a really great grant reviewer.
Stay healthy and safe, Sarah Aswell Content Marketing Manager
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Grant Management Software 101Simply everything you need to know about grant management software, starting with the basics that every administrator needs to know and then getting into the gritty details of how to make your grant program streamlined, efficient, and impactful.
Watch the first video in our educational series to get a great overview, watch the second video to see grant management software at work with a case study, and finally, watch the third video to learn tips, tricks, strategies, and best practices. |
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How to become a great grant reviewer |
| Reviewing grants is hard work. And reviewing them well is even harder. This blog post covers 13 steps to reviewing grants, from determining if the grant applicant is eligible, to scoring the grant correctly, to finding the right tone for your comments. |
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Creating an effective grant application form |
| Writing up grant applications forms is a balancing act between collecting enough information to pick the right grantees and collecting too much information so that both applicants and reviewers are overwhelmed. This comprehensive post covers exactly what you should ask as well as dozens of tips to whip up the best possible form.
This post also includes a free downloadable grant form template. |
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| Building a fair and efficient grant review process |
| Grant review teams invest hundreds of hours of work into pinpointing the best grantees to receive funds and create impact in our communities. But ensuring that your review process goes smoothly and minimizes bias is easier said than done. This guide covers the best strategies for creating and running a grant review board as well as how you can use technology to implement those strategies. |
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What We’re ReadingA book all about Art & Fear.
A pottery class is divided in half. One half of the class is told that they’ll be graded on the very best pot that they make during the semester. The other half of the class is told they’ll be graded solely on the sheer volume of pots they create. Guess which half of the class gets better at pottery?
In Art & Fear, authors (and artists) David Bayles and Ted Orland fill a slim, highly-readable volume with everything you need to know about getting over your fear of creating, from being anxious about being judged by others to realizing you are afraid of what you might learn about yourself. Filled with insights from artists and philosophers as well as super practical advice, this is a reference book that every creator should keep on their shelf and return to often.
And yep, the class graded on making more pots got way better at pottery. Why? Because they weren’t worried about making the best pot, they were only focused on the process of pottery making.
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