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Orientation

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Orientation

A Presentation of Digital Discipleship Boot CampLifelong Learners in the New Media Age

Copyright © 2017 Digital Disciple Network

Your DDBC Orientation Team

Presenter:Kellie De Leo

Producer:Andrea Slaven


Caroline Cerveny,

SSJ-TOSF

Andrea Slaven

Welcome to all from…

Ruth Manlandro, MAT

Linda Fitzsimmons

Kellie De Leo

Kathleen Kerns


Christ has no online presence but yours

No blog, no Facebook page but yours,

Yours are the tweets through which love touches

this world,

Yours are the posts through which the Gospel is

shared,

Yours are the updates through which hope is

revealed.

Christ has no online presence but yours,

No blog, no Facebook page but yours.Paul Brian Campbell, SJ created this contemporary take on Saint Theresa of Avila’s

well known prayer, Christ Has No Body.


Stories

ddbcformation.org

http://ddbcformation.org/overview/course-info/capstone-projects/


naming discipleship

Forming Intentional

Disciples

discipleship

an introduction to Sherry Weddell’sForming Intentional Disciples

Colleen Vermeulen, M.Div.

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Created Feb 2014

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disciple.(noun) learner, student

-ship.condition of being,

implying a skill

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discipleshipin the Catholic Tradition


• Profess, spread, and live the faith of the Church (§1816)

• Establish habits befitting a disciple of Christ (§1494)

• Are initiated and nourished by the Eucharist (§1275)

• Respond to Jesus’ invitation to enter His kingdom (§546)

using the language of the Catechism of the Catholic Church, disciples:

• Pray (§2601, 2612)

• Abide in the Word (§2466)

• Witness to Christ and work using the gifts received from God, in ecclesial and temporal affairs (§1319, 2427)

• Imitate Jesus (§2347, §2470)


discipleship as transmitted by the Church is:

• an active response

• for everyone

• personal (yet in community)


discipleship in the Catholic faith

experiences of Catholics in our time

not to scale ;-)

our challenge


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intentional discipleship is characterized by:

• a “drop the net” decision

• primary motivation from within, a “Holy Spirit-given hunger and thirst for righteousness”

• worship and love of the Blessed Trinity with one’s whole heart, soul, mind, and strength, and love of neighbor as one’s self as source and end of all things

Weddell, Forming Intentional Disciples, 65-66


some fruitsof intentional discipleship

passionate prayer

desire to worship

love forthe Church joyful

service

generous giving

hunger to learn more about their

faith

vocational discernment

loving care for the poor

seeking to know and live God’s

will

sharingthe really

Good News

sharing the faith with

one’s family

taking risks for the

Kingdom of God

attend to issues of

justice

Weddell, Forming Intentional Disciples, 80-81


keypoint

discipleship matters for everyone


“We must be convinced that all the baptized – unless they die early or are incapable of making such a decision – will eventually be called to make a personal choice to live as a disciple of Jesus Christ in the midst of his Church”

--Weddell, Forming Intentional Disciples, 70

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trust

curiosity

openness

seeking

intentional discipleship

5 thresholdsof conversion

the

a framework for

spiritual journey #1

Will also be the journey for becoming a Digital Disciple


Using “Twitter” and the Hashtag #ddbc2017, in 140 characters or less…What is DIGITAL DISCIPLESHIP for you?

What is Digital Discipleship?


Characteristics of a Digital Disciple

• Digital Culture – COMFORTABLE!

• Speaks and understands the Digital Language

• Skilled with a Variety of Tools

• And….


What CHARACTERISTICS?

• Do you already have or would like to develop?

Enter your comments in the Question Panel

Suggested format --

Have – Your comment

Develop – Your comment


What goals will be important for you during this course?

• Remember the three goals you indicated when you registered

• Of the course goals – what will be important for you.

Ask yourself -


• LANGUAGE

• CULTURE

• SKILLS

Creating the Digital Mind

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The 20th Century Catechist


The 21st Century Catechist


ISTEInternational Standards for Technology & Education

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ISTE: Standards for Educational Technology

http://www.iste.org/standards


The Blended PLN


TimeTech Skill Levels: High - Moderate- Basic

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Levels of Participation

• Pastoral Technology Level - High

or Moderate

• Apprentice Level - H or M

• Introductory Level - Primarily for

Basic Level, but anyone can join

this level.

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• Introductory Level

attend all modules

• Apprentice Level Certificate

attend, participate, and complete all modules, including homework

• Pastoral Technology Certificate Level

attend, participate, and complete all modules and Capstone Project

Levels of Participation


Time Management

• Schedule In Calendar

• Live or Video Webinar

• Reading blog

• Hands on Assignments

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Our PowerPoint

Presentations

will be

embedded in

our Class Blog

in WordPress

after each

webinar

presentation.

Your Class Notes


http://www.slideshare.net/ddbc-usa



We encourage you to attend the live, interactive webinars.

HOWEVER,we also understand that life happens.

Within a day or two,We will email you the link to our Vimeo recording of the

latest webinar. ([email protected])You will need the password to access the recording.

The password will be sent at the same time as the link…

or contact your coach.

RECORDED WEBINARS


Webinars

SlideShare

Class Blog

Class WikiISTE/NETS

Class Facebook

Group

Individual Instruction

Your Web 2.0 Personal Learning Network


DDBC LAB WORKSELF-PACED

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DDBC TOOLS• WordPress - Private Class blog• Gravatar• WikiSpaces• Facebook Groups• Twitter• Digital Discipleship NING group

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LAB HANDOUTS

EBOOK

•Set up your Wikispaces

account

•Set up your Gravatar on

WordPress

•Register for our class

blog on WordPress

•Create your Facebook,

Twitter and Digital

Catechesis Accounts

•Start to learn about

Social Media Guidelines

•Complete a personal

information sheet


DDBC Blog in WordPresshttps://ddbcw2017.wordpress.com/

PRIVATE

DDBC Winter 2017

https://ddbcw2017.wordpress.com/


http://bit.ly/1OTlwxp or https://ddbclabs.wordpress.com/2016/01/25/welcome/

http://bit.ly/1OTlwxp

https://ddbclabs.wordpress.com/2016/01/25/welcome/


Independent Lab Work

• Your Coach is available to assist you• Recordings are available for each of the tools.

• You can also search YouTube and the tool websites for Helpful videos.


LAB Q/A Afternoon on Thursday, February 2

8:00 – 8:30 PM: WordPress, Gravatar, Twitter8:30 – 9:00 PM: Wikispaces, Facebook, Digital

Catechesis

– Bring your questions to the LAB session– Contact your coach for assistance (They will be

contacting you via email so you will know who they are)

– If you have difficulty, your coach will assist you.

Remember


You need these accounts to be set-up by February 15, 2017 at the LATEST

– WordPress/Gravatar– Wikispaces– Twitter– Facebook– Digital Catechesis

• Please introduce yourself via the class blog by this date

• Please respond via Twitter at #ddbc2017 - what Digital Discipleship means to you.

What are YOUR Deadlines?


STUCK?Feeling OVERWHELMED?

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Coaches

Are Assigned and Available to Assist


Coach Support by…

DDBC Coaches

give ongoing

support:

• email

• phone

• individual webinar


REMINDER

Please contact your COACH if you

have questions or concerns.

DO NOT reply to the team email.

([email protected]) We do not

monitor it!


Orientation HandoutRemember to Read It


ORIENTATION HANDOUT

• Coach Contact Information

• Welcome

• Schedule

• General Information

• On Your Own Labs

• Homework

• Course Reading Material

• Capstone Project

• What Happens If?

• Recorded Webinars for Missed

Sessions

• Coaching

• Levels of Participation

• Cancellation and Refund Policy

• Certificate Procedures

• Social Media Guidelines

• Guide to Keeping Yourself Together

Online


DDBC Module Topics


FeedbackCOMPLETION CHECKLIST

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Completion Checklist


ToolsThere is a Difference – MAC and…

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Q/A Time

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Hands On


Two Different Cultures


You are a Digital Trailblazer


Q/A Time

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Digital Discipleship Web Site

http://ddbcformation.org/




Homework Reminders

• Between Orientation and next Module – Get comfortable with the tools!

• Contact your Coach if you need assistance.


Join the Conversation

Follow along and share your thoughts on Twitter at #DDBC2017

Come to our FB Group Digital Discipleship Boot Camp and converse with your DDBC friends


Please visit us on our website: http://ddbcformation.org/
