Technology and the generation gap
A new study by The Barna Group explores how technology is shaping different experiences and expectations among generations.
I heard recently of a youth group where the chosen means of communicating within the membership, news of activities, etc, was via Facebook, because everyone was a member.
Kelly Dolan asks at Neue Ministry blog how the Web changes ‘I don’t know’ because we can now find almost any information within seconds.
Jeremy Wagstaff, a wise commentator, points out the potential limitations of social media, particularly Twitter.
And here’s a wonderful spoof on a supposedly new Twitter-like service.
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