Thursday, June 4, 2015

Tea Time with Tiffany Episode 3 - New media & a sense of community!

Hi all, it's that time again!


Today I'm talking about community of the new media variety - so blogs, podcasts, friendships via social media, all that good stuff. My own initiation into this sphere was via SQPN and Catholic podcasts, so I talk about that, as well as my amusement-inducing first experience at a Catholic New Media Conference, and how I'm headed to my second installment this weekend! Join me!


Links mentioned in this week's episode:

Star Quest Production Network (SQPN)
Catholic New Media Conference (CNMC)
My first experience at the CNMC in 2013 (shy nerd alert!)
Sacred Heart Novena
Follow me on Twitter at @CatholicTiffany

If you've been to a CNMC, or are going *squeals!* do write in and let me know! Also, what are your thoughts regarding online community? Is it as meaningful to you as it is to me? Looking forward to hearing from you. :)

4 comments:

  1. See you soon! Looking forward to it!

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  2. I have heard about podcasts for YEARS...but I didn't really understand them or get that you subscribed to them and people posted new ones. I finally got into them about 2 years ago when I started hearing people on twitter talk about them...and found the podcast app on my phone ha...then I started figuring out how to sync them with my phone and itunes. I also was working a job where everyone listened to music or books on tape/podcasts while they worked and was listening for new stuff to listen. So I'm late to the podcast game but I have been reading blogs on and off for over 10 years...seriously for about 4.

    I love the community the internet and technology has let us have. I actually give a talk about community at the confirmation retreat every year and this year I even mentioned the catholic internet communities I have found.

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    1. yep, me TOO! It always takes a few years of me hearing about something before I want to try things. ;-) And the community? Can't.Be.Beat.

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