Archive | March 2011

Poem: Finding God

Stretched my eyes towards the end of the day once again
The horizon left me wondering what could come next
Star, planet, moon, star, star
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Camera on Phone and/or Tablet

picture of front camera of nokia Pictures, Images and PhotosJust thinking some more after doing the stream for BibleTech, I wonder how much cameras will develop in light of streaming and tablet or mobile contexts. Read More…

Leaning on Apps or Empowering Skills

Screens, Cider and Mobiles - Share on OviIn a recent post, I talked a bit about what I do (besides writing). One of those activities happens to be training. In these moments, I’m asked to train people or teams towards learning software packages that are relevant to their jobs. Problem is, I don’t like teaching people how to use applications – that’s something that most can figure out with either some playtime or by reading the mounds of online and offline resources. I do prefer to take them through that software package by addressing the problems they are trying to solve – intermingling the learning of the application within those lessons. Besides being a bit more productive at the end of the day, I notice that they are better able to retain the lessons.
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Ability Problems or Perception Problems

Evernote on the iPad and N8 - Share on OviIs it really the lack of the ability of mobiles devices to do work that frame the perception, or is it rather the lack of our abilities to learn/do different behaviors which frame the perception? I speak of the often heard/seen statement, “mobiles/smartphones/tablets aren’t replacements for laptops/PCs for real work.” I don’t agree. I see what others see, but I just don’t agree.
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BibleTech (Virtually Present)

There’s this conversation that to be virtually present isn’t present at all. But I can’t say that’s my case right now. Between Twitter, and just wrapping up a live Qik stream of my BibleTech talk, I not only feel cool with it, but feel presented with the challenge to connect with all those folks that I missed.

Good thing there’s a Twitter list of BibleTech (twitter-chatting) attendees. Now to get to work.

BibleTech

BibleTech logoUnfortunately, sour planning and finances are keeping me from attending/speaking at BibleTech this year. That said, I’m still keeping some activity around Twitter towards interacting with those there and those who also wish they could be.

Also, even though I’m unable to get there, I have my presentation. The slide deck will be posted tomorrow at the time that I’m slated to be up speaking. For a preview, see this post at Mobile Ministry Magazine.

Sending and Receiving, or My Trails Since Leaving Normal Work

Mobile Minsitry Magazine logoI just realized that I don’t talk much on this site about what I do from day to day. Part of that is because I have MMM that’s not too far off to see that – but even then its not always clear what it is that I do. Getting a bit of a break in between two bigger slices of work this week, I’d like to talk some about what I do, but concentrate a bit more on what it is that I help people and organizations figure out.
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