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Tyler Smith
As members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, we are becoming comfortable sharing gospel related content online. We are becoming comfortable inviting others to come unto…
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Family Before Phone – Behaviorally-Sound New Years Resolutions
I’ve read a lot of posts and seen a lot of videos and other things encouraging people to get off their phones and live in the “real world.” I even…
10 Excellent Online Resources for Researching Political Candidates, Issues, & Following Elections
…join with people of all faiths who feel accountable to God in defending religious freedom so it can be a beacon for morality. We caution you to be civil and…
Learn How You’re Related to Prophets & Friends With Family Seek
Family Seek is a great little mobile app from the creators of CreateFan that we previously reviewed, which automatically creates a fan-style family tree for you. Family Seek allows you to quickly…
Use Greplin to Search Your Digital History
In today’s digital world, most of us are keeping some kind of a digital diary, whether we mean to or not. Between email, facebook, twitter, blogs, calendars, feed readers, documents,…
Filter Profanity on Twitter With a Plugin
Mike Grace has created a cool plugin for Firefox and an extension for Chrome that filters profanity out of tweets on twitter. It’s a really simple fix. Just head over…
ZionList: THE New Goto Place for LDS Discussions & Sharing
Mormons and Mormonism are all over the news lately, from last year’s Jimmermania, to Mitt Romney’s lead in the Republican primaries of this year. Add to that The Book of…
Google+ for Mormons: LDS Ways to Use Google Plus [guide]
So you may have recently joined, or heard about Google+. Google what? Google Plus. Google Plus is the new “social networking” platfrom from Google. It’s much more than just “Google’s…
Why You Should Ban ‘Virtual’ Talk @ the Dinner Table
Jay Verkler, CEO of FamilySearch International, noted in his talk at RootsTech, that he and his wife don’t allow any “virtual” talk at the dinner table in their home. He…
Watch the 2011 LDSTech Conference Online
The 2011 LDSTech Conference is sold out (or it would be if the tickets hadn’t been free), but will be available streaming online. The following sessions from both days (Thurs.…
