Dotychczasowe kursy11: CHRISTIANS ON-LINE: training course on designing religious web-services for the Internet and new media Place: European Centre of Communication and Culture
Dates: 29 November – 13 December 2003
Number of participants: 13 (from Belarus, Ukraine, Armenia, Latvia, Czech Republic, Poland)
Working language: English
Training course objectives:
Develop and broaden skills of using the Internet and new media for evangelization, build up and formation of Christian communities, as well as engagement of Christians in the local and global cultural and informational exchangeGet experience in inventing, designing, optimizing, and implementation of a web-service, as well as a critical review of modern Christian servicesDiscuss a range of issues which are connected with the advantages and dangers of social and technological changes occurring nowadaysSet contacts with the authors and managers of other Christian services with the aim of exchanging ideas and setting cooperation
Methods:
The course participants worked in two groups on the whole process of inventing, designing and implementation of services for the Internet and new media
Trainers:
Marek Robak Andrzej Waśko SDS - www.katolik.plLeszek Szura SDS - www.katolik.pl
Main topics of lectures and workshops: E-typography, Markup languages: HTML, XML; Types of graphics; Web advertisement and web positioning; Open Source SoftwareContent Management Systems (CMS), Client Relationship Management (CRM), LAMP (Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP)Preparation of information for multiformat presentation.Web technologies: adding news, polls, forums and chats to siteFormation and spiritual guidance in the InternetEducational software and e-learningWeb team and Content Management. People, Input, Scripting Financing, marketing and web-site promotion Elaboration of a promotion and financing strategy for the web project Audio and video streamingThe newest technologies and services in the field of telecommunications
Training course output:
Invention and design of two web projects:
"My first cent"
"Find a Play and Go Away"
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