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Social Media, Cru, and You

Sus Schmitt

Our leadership is interested in YOUR feedback on a study of Cru and of our use of digital tools.

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Free MakeUseOf iPad Guides

Sus Schmitt

Free iPad Guides

A friend just introduced me to MakeUseOf.com which offers 50 free guides. You can buy the guides on Amazon.com for 99 cents and support their work, or you can receive the guides free by liking them on Facebook or Twitter or by subscribing.

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Fun at Lake Hart with iPad’s PhotoBooth App

Sus Schmitt

iPad PhotoBooth Light Tunnel image

There’s More to PhotoBooth Than Funny Faces

If you have kids at home you may already be aware of the free app on the iPad2, PhotoBooth.  (If you’re missing out on all the hilarious faces, PhotoBooth is the first app listed in this article, 20 best iPad2 apps, and shows you  a sample of all the carnival-mirror photos you can take of you and your family and friends with the iPad2’s forward-facing camera.)

Try Using the Other Camera!

My sister told me about some beautiful garden images they took with her iPad and the Thermal Camera setting, Continue reading “Fun at Lake Hart with iPad’s PhotoBooth App”

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Wikitude and Augmented Reality Worlds

Sus Schmitt

I think Wikitude offers some great potential as a ministry tool. Using your smartphone’s camera and the Wikitude platform, you “browse” the world around you; Wikitude ties in with apps you’re already using like TripAdvisor, Yelp, and more; look through your camera to find recommended eateries and special deals for hotels when you travel, for instance. Continue reading “Wikitude and Augmented Reality Worlds”