How many times have we heard the line, “I’m the camera man,” in movies? If you were trying to get somewhere you weren’t supposed to be, slipping in among the camera crew seemed like a good idea. After all, it took four or five people following a journalist around to create good news, right? Camera operator, boom mic operator, lighting expert, and who knows what else. But, now, a revolution known as mobile journalism is rising up.

Lately I have been reflecting on how the work of LT has been shifting into new expressions. For the past 13 years LT has helped evangelical ministries that train and resource pastors and church leaders in least-access communities.

Do you have something that you think would make a great mobile app? Would you like to digitize your printed materials for use on mobile devices? When converting your resource for use on smart phones or tablets, there are a few key factors to keep in mind:

You may be excited to find that MAF-Learning Technologies is using technology and distance education to serve God in missions. Isn’t it amazing how the Internet, mobile technology, and digital resources are opening up new opportunities for spreading the Gospel? But, here in LT, we’re not just about the latest, coolest gadget—we’re about the heart.

As with the technology tools that we at Learning Technologies develop, we are always looking for resources that are free and easy to use or access. Well, ChristianCourses.com is one of those places where you can get great theological courses for free. I just received an e-mail announcing their latest course. Check it out!