57. Virtual Summit | Bex Lewis

An episode of the The Youth Workshop podcast, hosted by Luke Whyte, titled "57. Virtual Summit | Bex Lewis" was published on October 1, 2018 and runs 25 minutes.

October 1, 2018 ·25m · The Youth Workshop

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Part 3/4. Welcome to a very special 4-part series taken from the online summit held in January 2017. This is Part 3 with special guest Bex Lewis. As Senior Lecturer in Digital Marketing, Bex has a particular interest in digital culture, and how this affects the third sector, especially faith organisations, voluntary organisations, and government behavioural campaigns. She moved to this position after five years involved with the CODEC Centre for Digital Theology, St John’s College, Durham University, for whom she remains a Visiting Fellow. At CODEC, she researched discipleship in a digital age, drawing upon over 130 voices from ‘the pew, the pulpit and the academy’ on the website http://bigbible.org.uk. Her work includes highlighting to the church the importance of engaging with digital technologies. Previous roles in academia include ‘Senior Fellow in Technology Enhanced Learning’ alongside temporary lectureships, web editorial work, and research projects (including into web access

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Part 3/4. Welcome to a very special 4-part series taken from the online summit held in January 2017. This is Part 3 with special guest Bex Lewis. As Senior Lecturer in Digital Marketing, Bex has a particular interest in digital culture, and how this affects the third sector, especially faith organisations, voluntary organisations, and government behavioural campaigns. She moved to this position after five years involved with the CODEC Centre for Digital Theology, St John’s College, Durham University, for whom she remains a Visiting Fellow. At CODEC, she researched discipleship in a digital age, drawing upon over 130 voices from ‘the pew, the pulpit and the academy’ on the website http://bigbible.org.uk. Her work includes highlighting to the church the importance of engaging with digital technologies. Previous roles in academia include ‘Senior Fellow in Technology Enhanced Learning’ alongside temporary lectureships, web editorial work, and research projects (including into web access

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