New Media & Faith

New Media in Faith Education

EL3517, Luther Seminary, Fall 2013

    This is a web page developed as an adjunct to a class taught at Luther Seminary in Saint Paul, MN. Please be advised: these sites are contextualized in my presentations, and are not meant either as definitive or endorsed without reflection.

    How might we learn with the myriad media available today?

    Here is the syllabus for the course, but there are many more specific details to be found at the MyLutherNet course site (you must be enrolled in the course to access them).

    Here is the page of student blogs and tackk intros from fall of 2013.

    Here is the page of student blogs from the summer of 2013.

    Here is the page of student blogs from fall of 2011.

    We will be reading four books: John SeelyBrown and Douglas Thomas’ A New Culture of Learning, Howard Rheingold’s Net Smart, my own book, Engaging Technology in Theological Education, and Elizabeth Drescher’ and Keith Anderson’s new book Click2Save. Please read the MyLutherNet course site for instructions about what needs to read by when.

    Handouts

    Useful resources that we may draw on include

    Organizational and multiple author blogs

    Church leader blogs

    “Portal”-type sites

    Curriculum resources

    Production resources