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[cross-posted from JewPoint0] Kudos to the Lippman Kanfer Institute at JESNA for launching their JE3 project, Technology and Jewish Education: A Revolution in the Making! [Full disclosure: jlearn2.0 was involved in its development] The project revolves around the question: “What does it means to ‘do’ Jewish education in a 21st century digital world?” The JE3 [...]

By now, you may have already seen the ebullient flash mob video produced by Nefesh B’Nefesh: What is particularly compelling is a) how Nefesh B’Nefesh used the concept of a flash mob to communicate its work and underscore its message – “Make Aliyah in a ‘Flash‘: Join 23,000 Nefesh B’Nefesh Olim celebrating Hanukkah in Israel [...]

We are pleased to welcome guest blogger,  Rabbi Karen G. Reiss Medwed, PhD! Note: This article was originally posted on the Hebrew College blog.  Be sure to take a look at the comments that were shared there, and read the Hebrew College blog for other thoughtful posts from the HC community! Picture this: You walk [...]

Almost a year ago we shared the first G-DCAST developed by the ginourmously creative team led by Sarah Lefton (Founder and Executive Producer), Nick Fox-Gieg (Animation Director), and Matthue Roth (Education Director), with thought-provoking commentary from a variety of exciting and original voices. Be sure to tune into G-DCAST for the next episode of the [...]

Parshat Yitro: A rerun for Shavuot from G-dcast.com More Torah cartoons at www.g-dcast.com

Parshat Behar from G-dcast.com More Torah cartoons at www.g-dcast.com Be sure to visit the G-DCAST site and register for free access to related curriculum.

Parshat Emor from G-dcast.com More Torah cartoons at www.g-dcast.com Be sure to visit the G-DCAST site and register for free access to related curriculum.

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