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“To tweet or not to tweet?”: Selective empathy in a world of hashtag revolutions (Scholar’s Compass)

April 23, 2015 by Batanayi Manyika Leave a Comment

Bat Manyika contemplates social media activism, drawing on his academic knowledge and practiced experience of the New Testament, which he studies as both church leader at CityHill Church, Johannesburg and PhD student at the South African Theological Seminary. Reflection On the 7th January 2015 the world awoke to the harrowing news of an extremist attack on the Charlie Hebdo headquarters in Paris. News outlets across the globe covered this sad incident in intricate detail. Shortly after, political figures of all … [Read more...] about “To tweet or not to tweet?”: Selective empathy in a world of hashtag revolutions (Scholar’s Compass)

Filed Under: Christ and the Academy, Scholar's Compass Tagged With: empathy, networking, Scholar's Compass, Social Media, social networking, twitter

Engaging Social Media

March 23, 2015 by Tom Grosh IV Leave a Comment

A taste of the resources I've been engaging for the upcoming "Social Media Workshop: Communications and Community" (Post Graduate & Faculty Ministries Staff Team Mtgs, 3/27/2015). Pray for workshop preparations. And please do not hesitate to share your top articles/insights :) https://storify.com/esnivcf/social-media … [Read more...] about Engaging Social Media

Filed Under: Christ and the Academy, Technology in Higher Ed Tagged With: communication, community, networking, Social Media, social networking

Week in Review: March Madness Edition

March 26, 2010 by Tom Grosh IV Leave a Comment

Kentucky Colonels Basketball

What are you reading, watching, thinking about this week? As usual, here's a few which have been on our mind. Let us know your thoughts on any/all of them. If you have items you'd like us to consider for the top five, add them in the comments or send them to    Tom or Mike. 1.   The Spiritual Pathway to March Madness (John A. Murray, Wall Street Journal, 3/18/2010):   Keep in mind the history of basketball as the tourney heads toward its conclusion.   HT:   Miller. As a young Christian, Naismith received a master's … [Read more...] about Week in Review: March Madness Edition

Filed Under: Christ and the Academy, Week in Review Tagged With: basketball, geography, March Madness, networking, Nurses Christian Fellowship, servant leadership, thank you

Query: Social Media, Community Development, Campus Ministry

March 3, 2010 by Tom Grosh IV 4 Comments

What tips/ideas do you have for InterVarsity's National Graduate & Faculty Ministry Staff Team Members in Using Social Media Appropriately and Effectively to Grow Communities?   Now's your opportunity to give input.   I'm leading a seminar on the topic at our April Team Meetings.   Here's some material I'm seeking to address: How do we use social media appropriately to build community?   Note:   How does social media influence our/your definition of community or the various forms of community in which we … [Read more...] about Query: Social Media, Community Development, Campus Ministry

Filed Under: Christ and the Academy, Technology in Higher Ed Tagged With: campus ministry, community, generations, networking, Social Media, social networking, technology

Twitter: a tool for a new generation of academic conversation or Not? (Updated)

February 9, 2009 by Tom Grosh IV 1 Comment

You might remember various Technology in Higher Education posts exploring: “Creepy Treehouse”? Friending Your Professors or Students New Technology and Academic Research Who do you trust? Google and information gathering What Tools Do You Use? Should we  not leave Twitter out as a tool for a new generation of academic conversation? A brief piece from The Chronicle of Higher Education reports on how Ed Techie, an education blogger, finds On Twitter, Academic Debates Fall Short.   Note:   Comments on the  The … [Read more...] about Twitter: a tool for a new generation of academic conversation or Not? (Updated)

Filed Under: Christ and the Academy, Life in the Academy, Public Intellectuals, Resources for ESN Members, Technology in Higher Ed Tagged With: academic culture, culture-making, education, generations, networking, research, Social Media, social networking, technology

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