As previously noted, this is my week for presenting at GospelCom’s meetup: “The Internet Ministry Conference.”
I successfully captured audio for today’s presentation: “Relationship Blogging.” So as soon as I can get my audio editor software working, I’ll upload it as an mp3 file, and I will also upload a flash version of the powerpoint file for your enjoyment as well.
I don’t think there was any video of this presentation, so I’ll spare you that!
Stay tuned for details.
Tomorrow I’ll be giving my “Integrity on the Internet” presentation. The presentation has been updated from my earlier 1998 version. Hopefully It’ll go well!
More later. But, meanwhile, for all who were interested in the books I mentioned, see:
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Trackback: pilgrim on December 6, 2007
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« In the final talk I attended, Rich Tatum reflected on how technology and the Internet are shaping our culture. Things like: “I don’t have to remember, I can look it up.â€
There is so much information available, that we may not even skim it. Instead we will bookmark or tag something to read later. There is a shallowness to our consumption of information, there is always another hyperlink to follow, but when does all this information become knowledge?
Furthermore, how does the Internet seep into our day-to-day lives. Do we take Sabbath rest to reflect? Do we memorize scripture and meditate on it? How does one flip mindsets from quick skimming to deep reflection?
I’ll be first to admit that I lack discipline when it comes to the Internet. With 280+ friends and acquaintances on Facebook and near-200 news feeds in NetNewsWire, it’s easy to spend an enormous amount of time wandering about the Internet without any meaningful conversation or real learning.
This talk seemed like an appropriate conclusion to the usual information-overload associated with conferences. There are other sessions I attended, but haven’t noted, and many others I missed. For more coverage, check out the Internet Ministry Conference blog.
After lunch and listening to Paula rehearse some wedding songs on the Grande Piano, I went for a short walk among the fall colors. Before I knew it, it was time to catch my flight back to Edmonton for a week of visiting with my Dad and sisters. » [MORE]
Trackback: Gods Geeks on December 6, 2007
Session 3: Relationship Blogging – Rich Tatum…
« This afternoon, I attended an interesting session about Relationship Blogging by Rich Tatum of http://tatumweb.com/blog/. He had some good summary’s. He talked about Dave Winer, Scoble and a few other well know bloggers. (Glad to see the inside looking out and recognizing ideas that work. Lets face it, Thats often not the case in Ministry). Here is a few bullet points. » [MORE]
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Posted: Saturday, September 22, 2007 @ 4:09 am
You mentioned that you are having some issues with the recording.
In case it is useful, I use a free digitize called Audacity to generate mp3 files. It was also mentioned in one of the IMC sessions. The link is http://audacity.sourceforge.net/download/
If you are using windows, you will also need an MP3 encoder. You can copy the dll lame_enc.dll into your audacity folder for the mp3 export to work.
http://audacity.sourceforge.net/help/faq?s=install&item=lame-mp3
Hope this is useful.
Great session at the IMC yesterday. Keep up the good work.
Posted: Monday, October 1, 2007 @ 2:46 am
Joe, over at God’s Geeks, documented a portion of my “Relationship Blogging” presentation and that, if nothing else, proves that I was present in Grand Rapids. Or at least, my clone was.
Thanks for the nod, Joe!
I’d leave a comment, but his comments form appears to either be broken or turned off. Oh well.
Rich
Posted: Tuesday, October 23, 2007 @ 2:13 pm
No, No It’s there! I had the comments set to require approval. They are open now. It was a great presentation, Rich. Thoughas far a writing goes, I am more of a blog poser, I am defiantly a consumer.
Its nice to see someone who “Gets it” share with The Body.
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