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today the staff was talking about the ways that new technologies and espeically social media ” make more work? when they are approached as an addition to existsing daily tasks. The desired outcome is that new technologies enhance and enrich the existing daily task, making …
Hello to my friends at Catholic Relief Services Southwest, whose work I’m coming to learn about by browsing the videos on the CRS website. Check out this short video, Automated Confession, an example of how the Catholic church can use technology!
McCain’s number of houses has really taken off. Here’s the mansions video that edits and contrasts.
The sign outside the elevator door at my hotel here in Sao Paulo reads: “Before entering the elevator, make sure that it is on this floor.” I wonder how many have fallen down the elevator shaft. Mary Hess included this video in her well-received and …
You can find this on you tube and also download it from thepiratebay.org . It is a clear, complex statement of the “intellectual property” idea. “Steal This Film” is being translated into Spanish, sub-titles, and will be uploaded so that youc an download the spanish-language …
Dr. Lynn Schofield Clark is blogging during this exciting seminar about current research in “Media, Religion and Culture.” Here:http://lynn-s-clark.livejournal.com/ The doctoral students are making headway in: Video games and religion, poltical resistance and film in Serbia, land re-claiming in Colombia among indigenous communities AM
David told me about Mr. Deity. The short videos are a funny play of religion in and of media.
I want to keep these videos in one “place.” Rodrigo reminded me of this one about web 2.0: Mary sent this on about information categories and creation: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-4CV05HyAbM
When hope dies. Can we know it has died? Looking at the profound sadness and rage of Pakistani supporters of Benazir Bhutto, I can only remotely imagine the pain of such a loss, the rage at the human will to murder. Her friends and political …
Mary experienced a clash of cultures when asked NOT to bring her laptop into a seminar. I will use her commments at my next presentation to Catholic church administrators who are mainly 50-65 years of age. As far as I can see, these bureacrasts just …