I took note this morning of this article which points out that Internet has surpassed traditional newspapers as the new source of choice for society. No surprise there, especially considering how newspapers are struggling right now. The Tribune Company (owners of the Chicago Tribune and Los Angeles Times) is in bankruptcy. The New York Times has experienced a significant drop in revenue. Here in Denver, the venerable Rocky Mountain News is in danger of folding if it does not find a buyer (not likely in the current economic and competitive climate). Americans no longer see newspapers as relevant today.

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Hope you all had a great celebration of the Christ child's birth into this world of sin for our salvation!

I've been gathering a number of resources through the past month but I haven't taken much time to share them with others. One of my New Year's resolutions is to do a better job of that in the new year. Admittedly, that has been a resolution the past few years as well, so we'll see how I do. In the meantime, here are some online resources which may be of interested to Lutheran educators:

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Dr. Bernard Bull at Concordia University Wisconsin has provided leadership in creating the first online conference specifically connected with Lutheran education and the mission of Lutheran schools. To that end, the first Online Conference on 21st Century Lutheran Education will take place between January 8th-10th, 2009. Click here for more information and registration instructions.

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