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”
Are you watching the Olympics over the next 17 days? Why not share the excitement and the athlete’s testimonies to touch the lives of your friends and family? Just read about an athlete whose faith is tied to their sport* and then try some of these ideas: Pick your favorite sport. Choose a country that’s in the news that day. Choose an athlete who medaled or was picked up by the news media. Next, share the link to this athlete’s story with your friends and family on Facebook or Twitter. NOTES: Athletes in Action (AIA) also has a list of prayer requests for each day … Continue reading Use Social Media to Minister during the Olympics
Did you know that some fonts are easier to read, depending on whether they’re used on a printed page or on a screen? Continue reading Readability: Fonts
Studies show that light entering the eye keeps us alert and suppresses the production of melatonin. Light at night can effect us in many ways, including increased risk of breast cancer and even of obesity, as well as other diseases. Continue reading Your Eyes, Your Health, and Electronics
Take a free graphic design course. Check your font choices and colors. Continue reading 3 Helpful Websites for Graphic Design
Have you been mentoring someone in technology? What do you think would work within Campus Crusade to see more women empowered with technology tools and skills that would help her in her ministry? Would you like to be a mentor? Continue reading Thoughts on Mentoring Women in Technology, Part One
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