Social Media in the Classroom

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blogging, digital media, Earlham School of Religion, education, online, pedagogy, social media, students, teaching, Wabash Center

Here is my latest for Wabash Center on “Social Media in the Classroom”.  I participated in a Digital Media Workshop at Wabash Center. So it is a joy to write a new post for Wabash Center.

I have written a few more. You can read them all here.

Book Giveaway: Healing Our Broken Humanity

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book giveaway, Englewood Review of Books, Graham Hill, Healing Our Broken Humanity, InterVarsity Press, social media

You can win a FREE copy of Healing Our Broken Humanity (IVP) cowritten with Dr. Graham Hill.

Thank you always, Englewood Review of Books.  Please check them out!!

AAR/SBL Student Lounge Roundtable – Pedagogical Uses of Social Media

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Brooke Lester, Mary T. Stimming, pedagogy, social media, Wabash Center

AAR-A18-144/SBL-S18-201a
Saturday ‐ 11:30 AM‐1:00 PM

Hynes Convention Center‐303 (Third Level)

Co‐sponsored by the Wabash Center and the AAR & SBL Student Advisory Board

2017 ESR Ministry of Writing Colloquium

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Barbara Brown Taylor, Ben Brazil, Earlham School of Religion, social media, workshop, writing, Writing as Ministry

Earlham School of Religion’s “Ministry of Writing Colloquium” Keynote speaker is Barbara Brown Taylor.

It is going to be a good colloquium with many practical workshops. I am excited to lead a workshop entitled, “How Do You Build a Faithful Presence Online?”  Please do register today. 

Theologians and Philosophers Using Social Media: Advice, Tips, and Testimonials

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and Testimonials, chapter, new book, social media, Theologians and Philosophers Using Social Media: Advice, theology, Thomas Jay Oord, Tips

I wrote a chapter in a new book, Theologians and Philosophers Using Social Media: Advice, Tips, and Testimonials edited by Dr. Thomas Jay Oord. It is a very interesting book if you are interested in social media, how it works, how to use it effectively etc.,

Social Media, Feminism and Public Writing (@the Table: “Feminism Online,” Part 2)

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EFSR, Feminist Studies in Religion, public theology, roundtable, social media

My latest post for an FiR Roundtable called “Social Media, Feminism and Public Writing“. 

What counts as feminism on the internet? What happens when religion is brought into the conversation? And most importantly for the Feminism In Religion Forum (FiR), what does it mean to engage in this process with an academic lens?

We Must be Heard: Survey

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education, empowerment, exploration, non-profit, social media, We Must Be Heard

My son is organizing a non-profit organization with his friends called, “We Must Be Heard”. 

Their mission is “to empower teens around the world to be heard through social media and activism. Teens today have the largest voice that has ever been possible, being that a single tweet can reach millions of eyes in nanoseconds. We want to know how teens, like you, use their social media and what platforms they use. Our goal is to make it possible for our generation to make a real impact in the world by having our voices heard through social media.”