Happy Easter from Interactive Connections
May this Easter Season be filled with NEW LIFE
Easter week around the world – in pictures
A Blessed Easter!
April 8, 2012
Digital Discipleship: Transforming Ministry Through Technology
Learning more about Digital Discipleship so that we can be faith learners in the 21st Century.
Tag Cloud
- Technology
- Catechist
- Jesus
- catholic
- 21st Century
- Education
- Religion and Spirituality
- Advent
- Christmas
- Educational technology
- Web 2.0
- Digital World
- Christ
- YouTube
- Christianity
- K through 12
- Social Networking
- Catholic RCIA
- Digital native
- Blog
- E-book
- Lent
- Animoto
- Information Age
- Prayer
- FETC
- Methods and Theories
- Classroom
- God
- Catholic Church
- Educators
- IPad
- Jerusalem
- iPhone
- Catholic school
- Advent calendar
- RSS
- Pope
- Catholicism
- Parish
- Lord
- Teacher
- Religion
- Social media
- Online Communities
- Microsoft PowerPoint
- Information technology
- Learning
- Student
- Advent Wreath
- Digital Discipleship Boot Camp
- edtech
- npcd
- Instructional Technology
- Slideshare
- First Sunday
- Holiday
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- Website
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- Wiki
- Blogging
- RCIA
- Gmail
- GoToMeeting
- Holy Land
- Japan
- digitalstorytelling
- Google Docs
- digital culture
- Wordle
- Word Cloud
- VoiceThread
- Vimeo
- Faith-based
- Digital Storytelling
- Mary
- Orlando Florida
- Mobile technology
- Catechism
- Church
- Ash Wednesday
- Cross
- Pope Francis
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- usccb
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- story
- nccl
- nacmp
- ncea
- Ian Jukes
- iPhoto
- GarageBand
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- Nativity Story
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- Christmas and holiday season
- New Year's resolution
- Smart Board
- Database
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- Interactive
- Whiteboard
- Mobile
- Presentation Tools
- Spreadsheet
- Virtual Worlds
- Video
- Podcasting
- Web Resourcing
- Web Searching Tools
- Wikis
- Movable Type
- WordPress
- Catholic News Service
- Edublogs
- Windows Live Spaces
- United States Conference of Catholic Bishops
- Bishop
- Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults
- Catholic Bishops
- Google Reader
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- rcia program
- what is rcia
- rcia confirmation
- rcia baptism
- Acceptable Use Policy
- Annual Conference
- eBooks
- Florida
- Earth
- Flickr
- Photo sharing
- Adam Pash
- Slide show
- Photograph
- Architecture for Humanity
- Lucy Gray
- Culture of Japan
- Natural disaster
- 2010 Haiti earthquake
- Earthquake
- Labyrinth
- Religious experience
- Skype
- Sue Waters
- IMovie
- New Orleans
- National Directory for Catechesis
- WikiMatrix
- Virtual field trip
- Bible Case
- Plain English
- TED
- Textbook
- Book
- Amazon Kindle
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- IBook
- Roman Catholic Diocese of Saint Petersburg
- Best practice
- Arne Duncan
- Canticle
- ComputerWorld
- eBook
- google google
- find google
- access place
- catechetics
- Tom Walters
- Rita Walters
- World Communication Day
- Objections
- 21st Century Pedagogy
- Mindshift
- Mass (liturgy)
- Nativity Catholic Church
- electronic outreach
- sunday liturgy
- outreach director
- communication ministries
- Quizlet
- Flashcard
- Glogster
- Glog
- Tagxedo
- Poll Everywhere
- Digital media
- Educational Specialist
- Information and communications technology
- Lake Barkley
- Kentucky
- Parent
- Project
- mistakes
- Nativity of Jesus
- Saint Joseph
- Joseph
- Geeks
- Marshall McLuhan
- Participatory culture
- Catholic Campus Ministry
- Seaworld
- Pope Benedict XVI
- United States
- Good News
- Youth
- Mobile Technologies
- Heidi Hayes Jacobs
- Larry Rice
- social production
- semantic web
- digital literacy
- global literacy
- creative commons
- apps
- Dvolver
- Lectio Divina style
- BYOB
- Mobile phone
- Wi-Fi
- Stations of the Cross
- Google Search
- PowerPoint
- one computer classroom
- Loyola Press
- California
- Caroline Cerveny
- Palm Sunday
- Holy Week
- Maundy Thursday
- Holy Saturday
- Good Friday
- Google Earth
- Audioboo
Comments on: "A Blessed Easter!" (2)
And a Happy and Blessed Easter to you too Caroline!
What a visual depiction of the inculturalization of faith and Christian religious practice in different parts of the world. Some photos seem to provide a small “clue” as to why the Church is floundering in Europe; but maybe that’s our US – or my personal – secularization talking. Happy Easter! Christ is risen.