I wonder how many people will wake up on Christmas morning to find some new piece of tech in their stocking?
I won’t, and not just because I’m a nun.
I can claim to be an early adopter of all things digital. Back in the 1990s, when “the internet” largely meant Compuserve, accessed via dial-up modems, and to have a personal email address was the height of cool, I was busy typesetting with an Apple Mac and encouraging my then community to launch its own website.
When social media came along, my present community embraced it with enthusiasm, together with videos, podcasts, interactive online discussions and all the razzle-dazzle of Web 2.0. I even made a few good websites and iOS apps along the way – or so I like to think. Then, doubts began to creep in.
