Our Covenant Story: Forming Digital Disciples
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Our Covenant Story: Forming Digital Disciples
- 1. OUR COVENANT STORY Forming Digital Disciples Caroline Cerveny, SSJ-TOSF President and Founder of Interactive Connections Faith Based Educational Technology NCCL 2011 – Atlanta, GA
- 2. It’s a given! We live in a digital age! © Cerveny
- 3. So what is a . . . DIGITAL AGE CATECHETICAL LEADER?
- 4. A Digital Age Catechetical Leader is one who… Two Minute Buzz
- 5. A Digital Age Catechetical Leader is one who… ... isn't afraid to use the tools of modern technology to spread the Gospel message. (Richard Drabik)
- 6. A Digital Age Catechetical Leader is one who… ...moves easily in and out of the tools of the age, using what furthers the mission of Jesus, while also knowing and respecting the necessary boundaries to protect those in our care. (Sr. Judith Dieterle)
- 7. A Digital Age Catechetical Leader is one who… …tweets the reminder to check the Facebook page for updates on the next event and/or meeting. (Cheryl Sagan)
- 8. A Digital Age Catechetical Leader is one who… . . . has an open attitude toward technology and a critical disposition toward the culture these create. (Rose Pacatte) . . . appreciates and uses new technologies to tell stories (Rose Pacatte)
- 9. A Digital Age Catechetical Leader is one who… . . . is not afraid to use social networking, media and technology for ministry and catechesis - and willing to learn new technology skills. (Joyce S. Donahue)
- 10. A Digital Age Catechetical Leader is one who… • like leaders of any age, echoes the Story speaking the language of the native. • alternative: A Digital Age Catechetical Leader is one who… will buy Tim an iPad2. (Tim Welch)
- 11. To Form Digital Disciples
- 12. 10 Points for Digital Leadership 1. Observe 2. Step into the Educational Technology World 3. Learn More via your Personal Learning Network 4. Wants to Collaborate 5. Identify “Best Practices” 6. Adapt BP’s to the Catechetical World 7. Involve small groups of catechists to be involved with you 8. Advocate for $$$$ needed to bring technology into religious education 9. Advocate for a “Parish Technology Plan” – include training 10. Continue with Media Literacy Awareness
- 13. 1. Observe
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- 24. 2. Step into the Educational Technology World
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- 31. 3. Learn More – via Personal Learning Networks (PLNs)
- 32. Books (Toys to Tools)
- 35. 4. Wants to Collaborate! In New Ways!
- 37. 5. Able to Identify Best Practices!
- 40. You can use… • PowerPoint Reflections • Video • Video – Downloaded from You Tube, and other… • … and you can create your own… or students can create their own… DIGITAL PRAYER AND REFLECTION
- 42. 6. Adapt Best Practices to Catechesis!
- 43. Oral History Project p. 40 to… Oral History of My Parish Project Local Landmarks Photoblog p. 83 to…What’s in My Church Photoblog Adapt Best Practices http://astore.amazon.com/interacconnec-20/detail/1564842479
- 44. Mentoring the “Experience of the Gospel” with new tools… http://static.howstuffworks.com/gif/video-sharing-4.jpg
- 47. The Boy Jesus in the Temple Luke 2: 41-52
- 49. Cell Phone - Why • As of 2004, 45% of students ages 8- 18 had their own cell phone (Kaiser Family Foundation, 2005) • As of 2006, 74% of students in Grades 9-12 uses a cell phone daily (Project Tomorrow, 2006a) • These numbers will only increase as cell phones become more affordable and available to students
- 50. Bringing Student Culture into the Classroom “Chandler-Olcott and Mahar (2003) assert that classrooms that integrate technology-mediated literacy practices within everyday social learning communities have the potential to promote more academically related interests within the school than classrooms lacking such integration.” Pg.5, Toys to Tools
- 53. Participatory
- 55. 9. Advocate for a Parish Technology Plan!
- 56. 10. Continue to learn more about Media Literacy!
- 57. Media Literacy
- 60. Be able to articulate the “mind” of THE CHURCH REGARDING MEDIA
- 62. The Store
- 63. Next Part of Presentation 3 SHORT VIDEOS
- 64. One important point for you! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lm1sCsl2MQY&feature=youtube_gdata
- 65. One important point for you! One Minute Buzz
- 66. One important point for you! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tahTKdEUAPk&feature=related
- 67. One important point for you! One Minute Buzz
- 68. One important point for you! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l72UFXqa8ZU&feature=related
- 69. One important point for you! One Minute Buzz
- 70. The Education World Around us HAS CHANGED! Where will we enter in the conversation? What will be expected of Administrators? http://www.iste.org/standards.aspx
- 71. The Education World Around us HAS CHANGED! Where will we enter in the conversation? What will be expected of Catechists? http://www.iste.org/standards.aspx
- 72. The Education World Around us HAS CHANGED! Where will we enter in the conversation? What will be expected of participants/students? http://www.iste.org/standards.aspx
- 73. With NEW Tools. . . THINK CREATIVELY
- 75. How? • What is happening in other places? • Keep your ear to the ground!
- 76. iConfess Videos http://i-confess.com
- 78. Return to the Father http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bo35pxTCi8s&feature=autoplay&list=PL962BD67D89F2088D&index=8&playnext=8 -
- 79. God Is Waiting For You http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tiZN6KJAvl4&feature=autoplay&list=PL962BD67D89F2088D&index=31&playnext=31
- 81. Step Out and Be Daring!
- 82. CLOSING STORY
- 83. Here’s My Heart, Here’s My Hand Living Fully in Friendship With God William A. Barry, SJ
- 84. Page – 111 (1995, 320-321)
- 85. Lakota Wisdom Horn Chips Crazy Horse
- 86. Our Time of Big Changes We who have lived through any part of the twentieth century have experienced changes that go far beyond the ordinary. We are living in a time that is as revolutionary as any in history… • What have I experienced in my lifetime? • How have these events and trends changed my world and worldview? • How do I bring these experiences to my prayer?
- 87. What have I experienced in my lifetime? How have these events and trends changed my world and worldview? How do I bring these experiences to my prayer?
- 89. Horn Chips Advice as we face massive, unsettling changes. . . • He notes that in such tumultuous times we cannot predict the way ahead: “changes come that are too great to foresee, far too great to understand.” • In all ages, not only in times of great change, men and women have had to walk forward into the future with hope and trust, not knowing precisely how things would turn out.
- 90. Facing massive changes. . . Jesus of Nazareth himself had to go to his death on the cross in faith and hope and love, not knowing how, but trusting that his Father would bring light out of this darkness: “Father, into your hands I commend my spirit” (Luke 23:46) http://shayecornell.myadventures.org
- 91. Horn Chips Advice as we face massive, unsettling changes. . . • He says: “When the old ways are dead, it means that a new way is upon us. We cannot discern it yet, but it is at hand” • Take comfort in our Christian belief, that no matter what it looks like, God has done all that is needful for the salvation of the world in the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus of Nazareth.
- 92. Moreover it will seem that all is lost “I think we will not see the new way,” Horn Chips states. “I think it will not become visible for seven generations. In that time the hoop of the people will seem to be broken, and the http://www.fordesigner.com/maps//9677-0.htm flowering tree will seem to be withered.”
- 93. http://www.newlifeweb.org/about/mission Faith Is Essential
- 94. Christ Has No Online Presence Christ Has No Online Presence but Yours No Blog, no Facebook page but yours, Yours are the tweets through which love touches this world, Yours are the posts through which the Gospel is shared, Yours are the updates through which hope is revealed. Christ has no online presence but yours, No blog, no Facebook page but yours. Paul Brian Campbell, SJ created this contemporary take on Saint Theresa of Avila’s well known prayer, Christ Has No Body.
- 95. Where you can purchase the book http://astore.amazon.com/interacconnec-20?_encoding=UTF8&node=3 Or http://bit.ly/hziYO4
- 96. THANK YOU! Handout: Caroline Cerveny, SSJ-TOSF c.cerveny@verizon.net 727-744-4684 Blog: acyberpilgrim.org Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/ccerveny Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/ccerveny Website: http://www.intconnect.com http://www.flickr.com/photos/traveller2020/2828215901/in/set-72157600110235419/
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