Are You A Candidate For CITRT?

Posted on March 5, 2008 - Filed Under Tech Arts Team, citrt, communities | 2 Comments

CITRT = Church IT Roundtable
I finally went to my first roundtable last fall at Church of the Resurrection in KC and I can’t wait for the one on April 5 in OKC.  Last fall I was able to meet many people I knew of and people I interacted with via e-mail, yet had never met. [...]

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Twitter #Hashtags - CITRT Community

Posted on January 17, 2008 - Filed Under Twitter, communities | 3 Comments

Twitter is a fun site and it revolves around the question ‘What are you doing?’. You have 140 characters to express what you are doing at any given moment, yet it oftentimes turns into a conversation between you and any number of people. When you follow someone, then things that they twitter, or [...]

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Communities of Practice

Posted on January 5, 2008 - Filed Under communities | 2 Comments

There has been a lot of discussion lately about community.  Do you know where I have heard this discussion?  In one of my communities, Twitter.  I have other communities, many others, actually.  The fact that you read this blog makes you part of the CTM community here and you even have the opportunity to participate [...]

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    Jim Walton is the leader of the Tech Arts Ministry of Fairview Christian Church. This blog is produced independently by Jim and it is his thoughts, his interests, his observations and his ideas. Anything expressed here is not necessarily representative of Fairview Christian Church, but it's likely pretty close! ;)

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