What’s the right mix of features for your online meeting? The terms aren’t all that consistent, the dust hasn’t settled, and the features set from different vendors are all over the map. Some call it a web meeting when multiple participants can [ . . . ]
At SEALS: Southeast Asian Leadership Summit 2010 in San Jose, a conference of 140+ next generation Southeast Asian ministry leaders. Watch the main sessions as they’re being live-streamed. The organizer’s hospitality has been amazing — so encouraged to see the enthusiasm and [ . . . ]
Here’s what I tell people when I advise someone about which web tool they should use. Summary: Choose twitter if you like to text Choose blogging if you like to write Choose audio podcasting if you like to talk Choose video if [ . . . ]
There are few places where followers of Christ can gather and thoughtfully reflect the impact of new media (internet, web, social media, and all that jazz). There used to be the Internet Ministry Conference, and used to be GodBlogCon. Now there is [ . . . ]
I’m a web worker. But that term isn’t very common, yet, and I don’t want people misunderstanding it as if there was a connotation. I wind up usually saying, “I work from a home office” or “I telecommute.” More recently, that phrase [ . . . ]
[update 12/17] As this chart shows, tokbox spiked as a trend on twitter just 2 days ago, when Tony Steward and crew gathered 50+ people for a group video chat, and locked up browsers everywhere. Watch this one — it could well [ . . . ]
While interaction is what makes the web more webby, I’d like to think there are more ways to use the web/ internet. What I’m thinking of is inbound web content. That is, one-directional internet; you could even call it mobile broadcast. For [ . . . ]
Greg Atkinson has been more than zealous during the past year or so in hosting local forums. At these meetups, he’s connected church leaders with one another and surfaced stories of creativity and innovation among followers of Christ. And he’s capturing many [ . . . ]
Chrome is the name of the new Google browser, releasing on Tuesday, September 2nd. The buzz is spreading all over the web, and onto the mainstream media too. The official Google blog announces it as: A fresh take on the browser. It’ll [ . . . ]
