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An impressive array of digital media experts from the Biola community and beyond dive deeply in to the potential, possibilities, and pitfalls of using digital media as an integral part of ministry. Lectures range from the use of social media, to using the internet for evangelism, to the danger of information burnout and much, much more in this stimulating, cutting edge conference series.
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Highlights from Michael Hyatt's keynote address, where he explains how to properly target and maintain an audience through digital media. He explains how to understand and respond to viewers as well as develop an online persona. Hyatt also explains how to plan content for a page.
Georgia Joseph discusses the anticipated future of the internet and the shifting perceptions of the new generation of users. She affirms the importance of identifying and maintaining the timeless truths of each industry, especially education.
Neil Perlin discusses mobile access for ministries. He explains the benefits of mobile access and shows that establishing a mobile presence is relatively easy. He goes on to teach his audience how they can create simple web apps and native apps without serious technical knowledge.
Eric Brown discusses the positive impact that collaboration and integration can have in a company. He explains that rallying employees around a higher cause leads to far greater success than isolating the bits and pieces of an organization. Brown shares how organizations might create and integrate vision with their collaborative teams.
Neil Perlin explains the ViziApps platform for creating iPhone and Android apps. He walks his audience through the interface and discusses the steps to creating an effective app. Along the way, he offers bits of important practical considerations for non-techie developers.
John Edmiston, founder of GlobalChristians.org, discusses the rise of internet spirituality where people form their own theologies and forego the accountability of church attendance. He explains that churches no longer have proprietary access to information, but churches are still necessary for the vital process of building community, forming relationships, and participating in the story of God.
Internet Church Expert, Jason Caston, explains how to engage audience on various social networking sites. He discusses the benefits of the different networks and notes the importance of audience awareness. Caston offers practical advice for engaging users in different spheres and with different mediums.
Paul Steinbrueck, founder of OurChurch.com, explains the importance of planning to creating an effective website. He compares the advantages and disadvantages of social media and websites, concluding that the website should function as a hub for other modes of communication. Steinbreuk goes on to discuss how to create an effective website hub.
Internet Church Expert, Jason Caston, explains how churches can effectively use technology to extend their reach beyond the local campus. He explains how to create an effective website, how to use and maintain social media outlets, and the importance of mobile access.
Dr. Ron Hannaford discusses the strange dynamic of social networking whereby people have many connections but few deep relationships. He considers the reasons that these realities have come to be, what positive aspects come with connectivity, and what negative aspects come with a diminished sense of relationship.
Professor Carolyn Kim of Biola University explains how organizations can engage audiences via Pinterest. She explains the mentalities of Pinterest users and the basics of what makes an effective pin. Professor Kim emphasizes that Pinterest is focused around personal engagement.
Dr. Rebecca Hong recounts her application of Twitter to a class of freshman, explaining how social networking facilitated a strong sense of community in the class. She considers the unique benefits to using Twitter and encourages her audience to find ways to apply Twitter to their own interactions.
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