PPT-Interactive Church An Embodied Practice Of Dialogue As

Prophetic Ministry To Argument Culture A Liturgy of Deep Listening And Mutual Learning Location of Resistance and Transformation Decenter the Sermon Interactive Society Contribution Collaboration . brPage 1br Input Device Embodied Interface Interactive Fabrication System Saved File Output Device Physical Outp ut Physical Outp ut Tool Physical Outp ut Sculpting Digital abrication Interactiv . Tower. Lines. MAY. 2009.  . AFTER 60 YEARS, WHO ARE WE? .  . When you think of First Presbyterian Church, what images come to mind? A friendly congregation? Open to all? Committed to growth? I hear folks saying this often – and I think they are right.. Julia Hirschberg. COMS . 4706. (Thanks to Josh Gordon for slides.). 1. SDS Architectures. Software abstractions that . coordinate . the NLP components required for human-computer dialogue. Conduct task-oriented, limited-domain conversations . with . Dialogue. Guest Starring. Using Semicolons. Writing in Complete Sentences. Correcting Fragments. Dialogue. Why do we use it?. Dialogue makes reading more interesting.. Dialogue develops characters.. Review. Punctuation. Place . “. quotation marks. ”. only around what a character says.. Use a capital letter after beginning quotation marks . “. .. Insert punctuation before ending quotation marks. Learning about dialogue and using quotations correctly. What is dialogue?. Dialogue is a conversation (talking) between two or more characters in a piece of writing.. Why use it?. Dialogue helps a writer explain what happens in their writing. Conference Paper July 2010. ESCalate. -. sponsored Project. RMHPilkington@uclan.ac.uk. Aims. To explore how . dialogue can be used:. To assess knowledge. To assess practice. To evidence reflection on . A Fundamentally Inclusive Theology of the Church. Topher Endress, MDIV. What We Know. Participation Gap ~ 40% (87-47%). 1. Lack of Welcome/Inclusion. Lack of Preemptive Preparation. Some Obvious Examples. . Presenters:. Jean A. King Laurie Stevahn. University of Minnesota Seattle University . Organizational Leadership, Educational Leadership. Policy, and Development Doctoral Program . …for a culture of dialogue in the Church. “Dialogue, dialogue, dialogue… It is the only way for individuals, families, and societies to grow along with the culture of encounter, a culture in which all have something good to give and all can receive something good in return.”. Review ppt with examples . http://. www.slideshare.net/jfreisen/quotations-and-dialogue2?from_m_app=ios. . Dialogue Rules . Rule #1: . Dialogue is always in quotes. .. Rule #2: . When there is a new speaker, you start a new paragraph and indent. 1. Overview. I will explore Embodied Interaction, looking into its:. Presence in Tangible and Social computing. Philosophical Background. The foundation it creates for HCI. Its effect on HCI . design. SECM. /15/162. D.M.K.W. . Dissanayake. C. . Jayasinghe. . University of . Moratuwa. Content. Background. Life Cycle Analysis. Embodied Energy of Building . Components. Methodology. Energy consumption at production of building materials (E. The author discusses the existing theoretical approaches of semiotically informed research in HCI what is useful and the limitations. He proposes a radical rethink to this approach through a re-evaluation of important semiotic concepts and applied semiotic methods. Using a semiotic model of interaction he explores this concept through several studies that help to develop his argument. He concludes that this semiotics of interaction is more appropriate than other versions because it focuses on the characteristics of interactive media as they are experienced and the way in which users make sense of them rather than thinking about interface design or usability issues.