Review: A Christian Field Guide to Technology for Engineers and Designers
This book is a collaborative project between three engineering professors – Ethan J. Brue, Derek C. Schuurman, and Steven H.…
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Slopping the Hogs in a Technological Society
My maternal grandparents homesteaded in northern Minnesota, just north of Crosby, in the early 20th centur y. Grandpa’s land patent…
What Truly Matters Has Not Changed: On Writing and AI
Review of More Than Words: How to Think about Writing in the Age of AI by John Warner, 2025
Screen time
I was getting my hair cut recently when I overheard the stylist at the chair next to me trying to…
Church in the Digital World
I am on the upper age of being a digital native. Technology is essential in my life. What’s a digital…
Deviced!: Balancing Life and Technology in a Digital World
There are many today, myself included, who feel as though they are not in control of their relationship with technology.…
Making Technology a Servant
Review of THE TECH-WISE FAMILY: EVERYDAY STEPS FOR PUTTING TECHNOLOGY IN ITS PROPER PLACE| ANDY CROUCH BAKER BOOKS, 2017 $13.99…
Bytes and Belief
Review of Shaping a Digital World: Faith, Culture and Computer Technology
God in the Metaverse
Live-streaming is giving way to social media strategy, communication coordination, branding, and more.
This Gizmo
It was my idea to bring in an expert. For a couple of years in the 90s, I was chair…
How Do You Know AI Didn’t Write This?
There has been much brouhaha about generative AI in education, and particular concerns in higher education. As always, people have…
Sport and War in a Television Culture
We have a TV in our home. It rarely gets used. So I can’t claim to be an expert on…
Shut It Down!
On Easter Sunday 2018 at about 5:30 pm, The Clyde S VanEnkevort/Erie Trader dragged her six-ton anchor from somewhere near…
Amazon, Octocopters and Advent
I was born and bred to loathe waiting. My father, with his background in the FBI and law enforcement, is…
Airplanes and Embryos
Sometimes, when I’m strapped in my seat, a strange body close on either side of me, two hundred of us…