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Are you sick of forgetting to-do items and losing paperwork? Stop looking for some high-tech solution. Try the 43 folders system at home and at work. Chrissy Scivicque, the Managing Editor of OfficeArrow.com, is going to show you how use the 43 Folders Tickler System and how you can create one for yourself

This week the WELSTech Podcast is all about Getting Things Done in the church and school office, and Staff Minister Jon Ruddat shares his productivity success story. This is good for anyone who has an office-- how we can be productive and organized. Loved the technology ideas

Starting at 20:39 presentation on Bridging the Generations - Greg Schmill, Director of WELS Commission on Lutheran Schools. He examines each of the generation's needs and specifically how different uses of technology can assist in engaging Builders, Boomers, Gen Xers and Millennials in our schools

A WELSTech e-Book Release - Martin and Sallie discuss recent work on Websites and Missions: Reaching Out in a Digital World.

slide show of info presentation about characteristics about different generation (with a Lutheran school perspective)

I cannot be more excited to announce a new service that I have dreamed about for years! Since launching Online Church at Community Bible Church I have been asked to tell the story over and over again about how we launched an online campus in a week and now reach 15,000+ people from more than 160 different countries each week.

What is Periscope you ask?  Well, it's a new live streaming social network released by Twitter.  It's pretty simple actually.  You simply login with your Twitter credentials and can watch hundreds of live streams sent out through iPhones or begin live streaming through your iPhone and hundreds of people could potentially watch.  Not only can they watch it though, they can interact with you through live commenting that will be displayed on your app while you stream.

Technology is important in keeping up with the latest advances, and it is no different in the church setting. The biggest thing now is live streaming of our weekly worship services. Since we have many elderly people in our congregation, worship services are very important to them because it may be the only constant that they have in their life. Knowing that they can go to the computer and watch the weekly service--especially if they are homebound is of utmost importance. It is imperative that there are people in the congregation who can assist in this area so that this can be accomplished.