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Category Archives: communities
“Why To…” Instead of “How To…”
Here at CTM, a good bit of what we post is related to the ‘How To” for a particular subject. This could be Audio, Video, web site, podcasting, video casting, using new tools or expanding on old tools. Sometimes, as … Continue reading
Posted in communities, podcasting, video streaming
Tagged podcasting, streaming, YouVersion
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Power IT Down Day
Thursday, August 27, is “Power IT Down Day.” Even you can help out… just turn off your computers and monitors, printers, fax machines whatever. When you leave for the day, turn off the whole system,the monitor, printers, everything that is … Continue reading
Posted in Announcements, Church IT, citrt, communities
Tagged Challeng, citrt, green it, Leadership, outreach, powerdown, save energy
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A 123 to Securing PC’s
I’ve been working in computing for 25yrs now and to be honest, not much surprises me anymore. Oh sure, human culpability and stupidity are ones that never cease to amaze me – but in terms of computer security I’m 99.9% … Continue reading
Posted in Announcements, Church IT, citrt, communities, software
Tagged malware, sandboxie, spyware, viurus
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Are You A Candidate For CITRT?
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 … Continue reading
Posted in citrt, communities, Tech Arts Team
Tagged citrt, fcctechteam, ministrytech
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Twitter #Hashtags – CITRT Community
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 … Continue reading
Communities of Practice
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 … Continue reading
Posted in communities
Tagged communities, communities of practice, community, CoP, jeremiah owyang, jowyang, online community
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