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Some of my favorites
Blog carnival! Ever heard of one? I never had until we were assigned to do one for my class. What fun! In this post, I’m going to cover a handful of my favorite blogs. These are ones I visit when … Continue reading
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My vote is for Prezi
A few years ago I stumbled onto a neat presentation tool called Prezi. Here’s what they say they are, Prezi is a cloud-based presentation software that opens up a new world between whiteboards and slides. The zoomable canvas makes it … Continue reading
Educatin’ myself on the gigantic world that is Facebook
We had the opportunity in my most recent class to research a social media tool. I use Facebook everyday for work and we had recently moved over to a non-profit Facebook page. I felt this was the perfect opportunity to … Continue reading
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Blogging is a lot like life
I got into blogging on a whim. We were headed that direction at work, and I wanted to learn the ins and outs of WordPress and blogging. I started by showing some of the crafty things I worked on at … Continue reading
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Sambura what?
I promised you another God moment and here it is. Our church supports a missionary family in Sambura Maa, Africa which is close to Meru, Africa. Wondering where that’s at? Take a look below. There’s been some AMAZING stuff happening … Continue reading
Weaving together a webinar
This week’s assignment for E-Communication in the 21st Century was presenting information about a social media tool using the webinar software Adobe Connect. Not a surprise to those who know me…I chose Facebook as my social media tool to cover. … Continue reading
Communicating on the World Wide Web
It’s hard to believe, but I am very, very close to getting my Master’s degree from University of Denver in Alternative Dispute Resolution. I am currently taking E-Communication in the 21st Century (Only two courses left. Yeah!). The class is … Continue reading
