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YouVersion is offering its NIV2011 for a free download so You can read offline if no network connection is available. They do this periodically, so get it while it is offered - free. Almost any device can use this app.

Most aren't specifically ministry related but give you ideas for all aspects of your life

I wonder how FinalWeb stacks up against this list? Add it to when I have free time pile to check that out.

Google Forms I would have liked to point out on Saturday! Really help the work load if they fit a task you already do.

A good speaker selection guide for public address systems. A good place to start if you are in need of updating speakers in church and school?

For my Linux loving friends (Hi Pastor Daley) ... Now you can be TechSmith fans as well!

Laura Schwertfeger shared - lots of nice Christian photos, videos, etc. There are many available for free, others for purchase. Even the ones you have to buy do seem much more affordable than some of the istockphotos I have looked at lately.

Great documents and resources if you are 1:1

A good, and brief, background things to consider with your tech team being prepared for handling the tech at worship services.

Great music available for free under the Creative Commons license. Good for video productions, etc. There are all different genres available for whatever mood you wish to strike. Many classic pieces that would be suitable as a background pre-service or pre-function filler. Curated by WFMU radio station.

Thanks Brent Nemmers for sharing!

Jerry Blumengarten is a 'Cybrarian' who maintains a vast website including over 20,000 links to educational resources and activities. If you are looking for it, chances are good that Jerry has it! Excellent stuff.

Let your light shine as you get to know your neighbors through this local community social network. Thanks Brent Nemmers for the recommendation!

Shared by Cindy Krueger I've been following Jenn's Trends on Facebook for social media hints and tips. I'm sharing her recent blog post about protecting and recovering hacked social media accounts. One item of note is the LogDog tool to help protect your accounts. This topic is of special concern because I know a couple people with high profile accounts that have been hacked recently. Fortunately each was able to work with the social media company to get the account restored. Maybe less of a concern for churches and schools that have in person contact with followers but still something people will want to avoid if possible.

Wiki with LOTS of resources for integrating technology into instruction. Contains references to almost every technology tool you can think of.

great blog post about advice to give new teachers

Use this tool to allow people to book times on your Google Calendar.

Great tool - maybe a way to schedule conferences? I'll try it this fall and let you know how it goes!

Take a look at PicKATime for conference scheduling. Ours is up right now so you could look at it on our site - emanuelnl.org/school Works great and parents love it; not free through. $50 a conference. We think it is worth it. The secretary sets it all up and teachers have access and see their own scheduled conference times. I find youcanbook me works well for teachers setting up individual conference tmes with me for purposes of their tech growth planning throughout the year.

This is a great site to get your kids involved in some inquiry base projects involved collaboration - 21st century skills and ISTE standards. you do not have to do the legwork as it has been done for you. Just sign up and participate and expand your kids' world view!