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What technology do other states use to store and share resources for Conservation Districts?

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Hello!

I’m looking to learn what systems other states use to organize, store, and share resources with their conservation districts. I’d love to hear:

  • What technology or software platforms you’re using (e.g., SharePoint, custom portals, databases, learning management systems, etc.)
  • What software or program do you use to collect information or uploads from districts (e.g., MS Forms, Survey123, Qualtrics, Google Forms, etc.)
  • How districts access these resources (public website, login-based portal, internal network, etc.)
  • Any features or approaches that have worked particularly well—or not so well
  • Whether your system was built in-house or purchased

Our technology limitations are being highlighted of late, and we've been having more conversations if whether we need to migrate from SharePoint and Microsoft 365 to something else. Thanks in advance!


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