On today’s Tech Help for Churches, Why Twitter. Each social network has its own flavor. LinkedIn is for business, FaceBook is all about people you know, but what about Twitter? How should churches us it? Subscribe for free: Subscribe for free in iTunes. Subscribe for free in other software. For…
On today’s Tech, No Babel, using a DSLR for video. In the old days, cameras were cameras and camcorders were camcorders. Some models did what the other was good at, but they didn’t do it well. Today, the video that a DSLR creates is beautiful. You just need to keep…
On today’s Tech Help for Churches: Digital Street Preaching. There are good ways to talk about your faith and ineffective ones. Today we talk about sharing our faith online through the lens of some street preaching that I recently saw and the reactions I observed. Paul Subscribe for free: Subscribe…
I’ve told you that I wanted to create a streaming network to help churches learn how to use technology to affect lives and eternities. Last week I did some testing and was very pleased with the results, so now, I’m pleased to announce the ChurchTechCast.com network here at TrinityDigitalMedia.com Here’s…
On today’s Tech, No Babel, streaming for your church. I’ve been streaming live at http://Live.TrinityDigitalMedia.com. Should you use a free service or should you pay? What do you need to stream? What could go wrong? Paul Subscribe for free: RSS feed iTunes one-click subscription For more questions, comments, or snide…
On today’s Tech Help for Churches, how to create your own WordPress theme by using Child Themes. Additional links: The WordPress.org Codex entry on Child themes An article I wrote for WPDaily.co on Child Themes Subscribe for free: Subscribe for free in iTunes. Subscribe for free in other software. For…
Last week, I started doing the Tech Help for Churches podcast and I picked back up with Tech, No Babel. Somehow, Shawn from WorshipChannels.com was on my email list and he offered to sponsor me to live stream. So, today I did my first test show. I’m not absolutely certain…
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On today’s Tech, No Babel, “Should your church use a DSLR or a camcorder?” There are plenty of reasons for each. On the DSLR side, you have interchangeable lenses, 1080p video, shallow depth of field, and value. On the camcorder side, you have longer record times, better audio, and features…
On today’s Tech Help for Churches, welcome Paul Alan Clifford, the new host, and talk about using a media host for podcast files. It’s tempting to use your webhost, but Paul talks about why that might not be such a great idea and why you should use a podcast media…