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17 09 2008

URConnected 1.1

Posted by Stewart in Blogging, Events, God, Faith & Church, United Reformed Church, Web 2.0, Youth Work, work

Not so much an upgrade as an add on… Two chances for you to explore some nice tools for getting your church / group / self online. We’ll explore WordPress, the power behind this site and iChurch, as well as some social media tools. Both the Glasgow and Edinburgh workshops are limited to 8 people and you need to bring your own wireless enabled laptop. Both workshops are free.

URConnected 1.1

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