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2013 Annual Conference

November 5–8, 2013

Lexington, KY

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Social Media Use for Religious Education Ministry

Thursday, November 7, 2013 at 9:00 AM–9:45 AM EST
PattersonA
Type of Presentation

Shared

Session Abstract

This study examines the experiences of Unitarian Universalist religious educators learning to use social media for religious education purposes. Initial findings indicate that this learning impacts overall social media use.

Target Audience

This session is ideal for individuals who are interested in the use of social media among religious educators and for religious education purposes. This is also a good session for those who want to know more about social media and social media use in general. Moreover, this is a good session for those interested in learning more about adult learning theory as it applies to social networking sites.

Learning Outcomes

Learners will be able to identify the hallmarks of social media platforms and discuss adult learning theories that inform social media use among religious educators.

Session Description

Social media is an intriguing site for research in both adult and religious education. No empirical studies have directly examined the intersections between and among adult learning, religious education, and social media. Thus, this qualitative investigation into the linkages among these areas is an important step toward a fuller understanding of the role of social media in adult and religious education.

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Primary Presenter

Gregory C Carrow-Boyd, M.Ed, The Pennsylvania State University–Harrisburg
Work Title

Additional Presenters: Enters In Order.

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