2. Met God early, got to know
Him in college
Japanese-American
(Third culture)
Lived all over country…
Grew up with computers
Passion is ministry and helping people to do
ministry as effectively as God called them to
This stuff does not necessarily come easy for me
either.
3. Make You aware about some of the things
that are available
Basic sense of what is important for you to
learn
Start dialogue about your ideas and questions
and introduce you to a medium to continue
dialogue.
Some places to go for questions
and to foster continuous learning
4. Photo/Video Sharing
Getting the Story Out
Build Trust
For Students/Support Partners/Volunteers
Fun, sharing, viral
Makes Events & Lessons learned indelible
Facebook, Flickr, Picasa, Youtube, Vimeo
Wiki’s, Blogs, Groupware
How to survive in… Wiki
Mailing list (googlegroups, yahoogroups, iContact,
ConstantContact)
5. Public Truth Sharing Media
Blogs (can take password)
Websites to share (e.g. http://lookingforgod.com,
http://allaboutgod.com/,
http://www.biblegateway.com/)
E-mail – more private (mass & personal)
Google
Truth & Falsehood spreads quickly
7. Web 2.0 is about organizing like-minded people in different places for causes
Facebook Causes section
On Facebook donors, perspective
supporters, volunteers even students see what is
happening catch the vision
See who is interacting with which students at what
level…
Share students
Encourages Kingdom thinking
Makes ministry less parochial
8. Web 2.0 is about organizing like-minded people in different places for causes
Other Tools
Tool to allow Many people can develop content
together
Tools to Organize online (Automated Event
Planning)
Share ideas and so learn faster from collective
knowledge
9. Web 2.0 Technologies supplements
but does not replace direct human
touch
Web 2.0 is intrusive and so forces
transparency
People will find out the truth
Why afraid of intrusive things?
Everything is “live,” but archived so
be wise about what say and reveal
10. No more gatekeepers
Direct access is the norm
Implications on our relationships with students
Implications for making relationships on campus
Discipline vs. Nuisance
Like anything, Weekly
gathering, visiting campus,
prayer letters –
takes discipline
Learning curve steep but
getting gentler
11. More people around the
world on the internet doing
more things
How People Use the Internet
US Adults US 18-27 US 18-27
Men Women
Creators 25% 41% 37%
Critics 25% 45% 37%
Collectors 12% 29% 16%
Joiners 25% 59% 58%
Spectators 48% 67% 60%
Inactives 44% 22% 28%
Groups include people participating in at least
one of the activities monthly. From
http://www.forrester.com/Groundswell/profile_tool
.html.
12. Mobile Internet Will be Main Access
According to Cisco 2009, Mobile internet will grow
66 times in the next five years
Annual growth rate for Asia projects to 146% and
166% for Latin America.
13. There will be more working together using the
internet
Movements will spread quicker, Ideas develop
and change faster. Resembles spread of a
virus in the jet age
14. What are your technology challenges and
needs?
What are your goals for being at this seminar?
Which areas in handout do you want to focus
on?
May not have time to do all…
15. Social Networking
Sharing the Story – Getting the Message Out
Video – Stored on their site, Embedded on yours
Photos
Creating Easy Websites
Mass e-mail
23. Working together
Working together
Making life easier ?!
The Body being the Body
Still need communication & coordination
Students/Volunteers/Supporters as
innovators and co-creators
Web is becoming more of a 2
way conversation than a store
front.
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26.
27. Social Networking
Technologies for Sharing Ideas, Questions,
Resources
Microblogging (aka What is a Twitter and do I
twitter or do I tweet?)
Group Database
Event Planning/Registration
28.
29. Free
Way to create quick
self contained social
network
Takes time to manage
and maintain
32. Like a Ship’s Log or a Journal Story of the Journey
Observations, What happened and what was
learned
Chronological but searchable
Idea Sharing & Amalgamation
33. Forums
“An Internet forum, or message board, is an online discussion site. It is
the modern equivalent of a traditional bulletin board, and a
technological evolution of the dialup bulletin board system. People
participating in an Internet forum may cultivate social bonds and
interest groups for a topic may form from the discussions.”
Wikis
A wiki is a website that uses wiki software, allowing the easy creation
and editing of any number of interlinked Web pages/documents
with easy search capability. In other words a place where people
can store many documents that all of them are editing together to
created a body of information. (e.g.wikipedia)
Project Management Sites
34.
35. Shared documents
Google docs
Zoho
Office Live Workspace
Shared Storage
Microsoft Skydrive
Box.net
Drop.io
39. Conclusion
Other Resources
How do I? Online tutorials…
http://ISMTips.net
to stay on top of this stuff and to share you
ideas… Not just about Technology but all
innovative ideas in international student
ministry.