I’m consistantly impressed with the quality of Rowan William’s youtube reflections on the church year.. it’s appropriate for the medium, and there’s been a bit more than the conventional “ehmm.. I suppose we’ll upload the sermon” approach to using social media. Still waiting for him to begin twittering though..!
It’s interesting to watch the little trend of [...]
Posted on March 12th, 2009 in internet
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Everybody seems to be getting quite excited about health and social media. It’s worth reading some of the original publications that the paper’s are quoting.. they provide interesting insights, and the scientific evidence base that’s being used is perhaps not quite a tight as it could/should be..
Aric Sigman kicks it off in The Biologist | [...]
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Rowan Williams popped up today on Twitter, although given that on his profile he preferred to link to the wikipedia article about himself rather than his own official page up until an hour or two ago, and his eclectic choice of people he chose to follow I’m a little suspicious! (the guardian thinks so too!)
craig2012 tweets “Church organs are technology”..
And I guess hymnbooks are a form of social media..
This year the Church of Scotland National Youth Assembly sets the bar high in their integration of social media into the life of their conference.. very encouraging for future CofS ministers’ husbands!
