Social Media has exploded into everyday life with people sharing a tidal wave of photos, videos, words and audio. It’s no longer a question of whether to get involved in Social Media, but how to.
The Social Media boot camp on Saturday 4 September will explore safely, personally and simply:
- What is Social Media, why is it here and why is it important?
- The main popular tools of Social Media including blogging, Facebook and Twitter
- How you might better use Social Media for your own communication and life
- How your organisations, church, and ministry might engage strategically and meaningfully with Social Media
We’ll be led on the day by two Christians who are experts in Social Media, Dave Merwin of Pure Blue, and Lee Goodger of Edelman.
The organisations partnering in this event (Evangelical Alliance UK, London Institute for Contemporary Christianity, London School of Theology, and George Fox Seminary) are passionate about resourcing Christians and the local church, as they themselves learn to work with Social Media.
So, for an orientation for you and your organisation around Social Media, make sure you book your place early. The last I heard there was very few places left for this, so ring quickly!
Things you need to know
Date: Saturday 4 September 2010, 9:30am-3:30pm
Venue: London Institute for Contemporary Christianity, St Peter’s Church, Vere Street, London, W1G 0DQ. Details can be found here.
Cost: £10 (lunch not included)
Booking: Book your place on this event online here (external link).
If you have any questions please email slipstream@eauk.org.
Those unable to attend in person may like to know that the event will be streamed live at the following link: http://www.ustream.tv/channel/social-media-boot-camp















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