Digital Life’s Future
Where will our digital life be tomorrow? Take look at this interesting video and visit their website Digital Life: Today & Tomorrow to view their conclusions. Let us know what your thoughts are.
Digital Life: Today & Tomorrow from Neo Labels on Vimeo.
Protecting Reputations Online
Educational video provider, Common Craft
has created an excellent new video about protecting reputations online. This information is excellent for youth, college students and anyone new to the social media realm. For the seasoned social media veterans, it is a good refresher on the power of our work online.
As we connect with and minister to individuals online, it is imperative that we both protect and educate them to avoid things that will tarnish their reputation or the image of others. In regards to Christian influence online, it is also important to teach Christians to refrain from activities that would hinder the spread of the gospel or taint people’s view of the Lord’s body. Likewise, conversations and debates over theological and doctrinal issues need to be seasoned with grace and wisdom. People decades from now will be able to read those comments. How will they be perceived?
Watch Protecting Reputations Online. Share it with others. May our presence online always bring glory and honor to our Lord and Savior!
http://www.commoncraft.com/protecting-reputations-video
Survey Report 2
Part 2 of 3 reports over the data collected in the survey we conducted earlier this year. We discuss the participants concerns about Church Blog Theory.
Thank you for your participation. If you would like to discuss the results in more detail, please feel free to contact us via email at churchblogtheory@gmail.com
Post Idea – Video
Almost everyone who has spent time online has seen a YouTube video. Maybe it was on a blog, linked in an email or found in a Google search? Hopefully you have seen a video that either makes you think or inspires you in some way. This week, use a thought provoking or inspiring video as a discussion starter on your blog.
1. Search and find your video on YouTube
2. Copy the [EMBED] code in the top right hand corner
3. Open Add New Post on your blog
4. Past the code in your [HTML] pane
5. Write discussion questions and/or request feedback
Here are a few examples that have prompted some great discussions in the past:
Please share video examples that you find effective.