Church Technology Days
Normally, a Church Technology Day will be a one-day event comprising four 90-minute workshops, although other formats will be considered. The following Workshops are available to be run at Church Technology Days, with more workshops being added over time.
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Operating Sound Systems for Churches |
Hearing Augmentation Systems for Churches |
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Using PowerPoint as a Visual Aid |
Using PowerPoint for Orders of Service |
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How to use Microphones |
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(Don’t see what you want? Let us know what workshops you would like us to develop by emailing dct@sdcs.co.nz)
Upcoming Church Technology Days
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Church Technology Day Manukau |
Date & Venue TBC |
Workshops:
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(Want to host a Church Technology Day in your area? Let us know by emailing dct@sdcs.co.nz)
Church Technology Day Overview:
Church Technology Days are designed to provide an interactive and engaging overview of relevant technology topics. A day typically comprises four practical workshops on various topics.
As well as the teaching content, the Days provide networking opportunities with other people facing the same technical issues as yourself – or even better, people who have already solved those issues!
All workshop attendees will receive an attendance certificate and an OpenBadge assessment record.
Cost:
To allow the utmost flexibility, Church Technology Days are run on the basis of a charge per person, per workshop. So just come to the workshops you are interested in and are available for.
Make the most of this opportunity to get the better of Technology!
Costs vary depending on venue costs, if there are sponsorship arrangements and other factors. We do our best to keep prices as low as possible, aiming to provide these workshops for between $25 and $50 per person, including GST.
Payment can be made online at the time of booking, by invoice, or by cash or cheque on the day.
If you are able to come for the whole day, there is a special online-only price for all four workshops when booked and paid at least 7-days in advance of the workshop.
Target Audience:
Church Technology Days are for the cadre of volunteers who turn up on Sundays (and spend lots of other time) to run and maintain sound systems, projectors, computers, telephone systems, streaming, video-conferencing and the myriad other pieces that make up the ICT infrastructure so that the mission of the Christian church is facilitated and supported. As well, as pastors, presbyters, preachers, musicians and church administrators will find value in these sessions.
Diaconate of Church Technologists engages System Design & Communication Services to run Church Technology Days on their behalf.
Workshop Summaries
This section still in preparation.