Learning Forte
Through custom solutions and both individualized & cohort-based learning opportunities we equip you to reach and teach people in a changing world.
When it comes to the wheres, whens, hows, and whys of course or program offerings, there have never been more choices. Will your course or program be onsite or online? Synchronous or asynchronous? Scheduled or on demand? Facilitated or self-guided? Or will it be some combination of the above? Most importantly, what is the best …
Many in our community are glad to return to in-person practices. We are beginning to see who is returning, who remains on the fringes, and who may have moved on. There is lament at how our community has changed, but our refrain has become "God is still at work in us."
I don’t feel the same passion for all those “views” that I once did. I pay less attention to who is actually on the Zoom, and I long ago gave up scrolling through the comments from the livestream on Sunday afternoon. Even worse, I’ve actually begun to feel grumpy about the people who are still at home. “What are they waiting for?” my team and I have wondered many times. “What’s it going to take before they’ll come back like everyone else?”
My name is Matt O’Rear, and I serve as Chief Marketing Officer here at Learning Forte. Our video blog today is about living stones. I want to share a journey I just returned from last week with you. It was a trip planned and cancelled multiple times. We know what the previous two years have …
It’s been almost a decade since Learning Forte team members began teaching the design and facilitation of online and hybrid courses. In that time, we’ve learned a lot about the joys and frustrations of our fellow educators and faith formation leaders. Some of the common themes of our countless forum threads and Zoom discussions will …
The Rev. Stacy Williams Duncan, Founder, Learning & Change Strategist Only a couple of days after Kyle and I had submitted our article- Reassessing Embodiment in a Post-Pandemic Age– while looking into how we were receiving all of the pieces of the Digital Literacies for Ministry… …when I received a call from a member of …
By Tania Schramm, Associate for Community Design Since March 2020, pastors, congregations, and people of faith have experienced enormous changes and challenges to the way we’ve always practiced our faith. We haven’t been able to worship in the usual ways. We haven’t been able to care for each other – to share in our joys …
