If you are rabbi or Jewish educator using the Web to reach out to your community, you probably know of the many social networks that you could use. Facebook always seems to be first on the "to-join" list.
One of the first posts on NLEResources.com was entitled, All About Animoto for a Cause. As you may recall, Animoto allows a novice to create a sharp looking video, using images from events like a banquet or trips to Israel
BighHugeLabs.com is an exciting and easy-to-use website that allows you to create unique graphic products and promotions that you’ll love to use. Here’s just some of the stuff that BIgHugeLabs.com has to offer: 1) Create Motivational Posters: This section of their site allows you to easily upload any picture and use it to create a customized motivational... Read more »
We’ve written all about infographics (see here for the latest post) and have even amassed a large collection of Jewish infographics (here and here)! Nowadays, it seems that everywhere you turn there’s an infographic presenting information to the masses. People love infographics because they easily convey information in a visual way — and best of all, infographics can go... Read more »
A recent graduate of one of Ner LeElef’s many training programs contacted NLEResources.com looking for easy ways to save money and create his own flyers and posters in-house. We figured that we’d present you with our answer to his question and tell you about a neat online tool that you can use to make flyers... Read more »
Barry Schwartz is the President of RustyBrick, a New York-based web service firm specializing in customized online technology that helps companies decrease costs and increase sales. He is also the Executive Editor of the Search Engine Roundtable, and was instrumental in the creation of the The ArtScroll Talmud App. Jews around the world know... Read more »
Email is a great vehicle to communicate. Still, because it is sent so rapidly, there are drawbacks to this form of communication. After all, studies show that a whopping 50% of all emails are misunderstood (see here and the infographic below)! Likewise, people send email, and then realize after the fact that they did not bcc... Read more »