
Communication tools are evolving very quickly. As a community-based organization, a synagogue has a great stake in communicating with its members and having its members communicate with each other. While most synagogues now have a list serve or two, should they be using Social Media tools to meet people's new habits and communication desires? On one foot, the answer is "Yes, but..." There are many mine fields and learning curves to be negotiated – come to the call and learn more.
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You can listen to a recording of this call by clicking here: http://jrf.org/node/2604
Rabbi Shai Gluskin serves as a senior consultant for JRF as well as running his own web development and consultant business, "Content2zero." Shai has been a leader in the use of interactive technologies for Jewish settings. He developed the Torahquest educational program to get kids commenting on Torah. He fashioned JRF's divrei Torah database and its web site as a tool to be used for grassroots movement building. Shai blogs at http://everydayandeverynight.com and tweets at http://twitter.com/rabbishai