Nicholas Carr's much discussed July/August 2008 The Atlantic essay can be found here.
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Grounded by a theological imperative - the Great Commission - and an ecological understanding of formation, this site is designed to collect resources to help pastoral leaders analyze their contexts, identify communicative and formative goals, define methodological practices, and choose appropriate media.
This site has been created to complement a series of courses offered at the Episcopal Divinity School by Dr. Julie Anne Lytle. The series includes:
* PT 1101 Forming Disciples in a Digital Age (Formerly PT 1700 Fashioning-a-People and PT 1701 Fashioning-A-People in an Interactive Age) (BLOG)
* PT 2025 Being Church in the 21st Century (BLOG and RESOURCES)
* PT 2050 Transforming Youth in a Digital Age: Exploring Foundational Assumptions in a New Era (BLOG)
* PT 1102 Movies, Messiahs, and Messages: Fashioning Christological Understandings through Film (BLOG)
I also have other blogs that collect data and share insights from my research:
* Message, Method, then Media: Implications of Digital Media in an Ecology of Faith- a technique for navigating the digital landscape (BLOG)
* EDS Distributive Learning - exploring the impact of Distribive Learning in Theological Education (BLOG)
* The Shiphrah and Puah Society - an outreach of the Episcopal Faith Formation 2020 Symposium (BLOG)
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