Why I don't use Proclaim
I don't use proclaim, partly because I'm suspicious of computers losing their connection at the crucial moment.
This weekend's blog post didn't help allay that fear. Here's how it showed up in my browser:
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Sorry about the blog post. Looks like the video didn't load, probably due to it being incompatible with your browser. Do you know which browser you were using so we could test/possibly add another version?
As for Proclaim, it can be used to present with no internet at all! We even have a feature where you can save your presentation to a file and open it on another computer, for example, using a thumb drive.
This article talks about this some more and has some links to other articles for the specifics.
Some people, for piece of mind, always make a back up on their computer at home. That way, if they get to church in the morning, and the internet is down, or slow, they always have the backup with them. However, they are still able to benefit from Proclaim's collaborative nature during the week.
- Jordan
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Whoops, look like I made my post from my non-work account
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Jordan Sjodin said:
Do you know which browser you were using so we could test/possibly add another version?
Thanks for the replies, Jordan. The browser was Firefox 56.0.1 (64-bit), with some security tweaks, but I did see your follow-up post as well. Apologies for any embarrassment, friend. I've made mistakes like that too.
That's why I'm a little mistrustful of technology. As good and helpful as it is (and I use Logos every day), I tend not to be suspicious even of LAN connections for crucial events.
My post was also a little tongue-in-cheek: just saying that what can go wrong ...
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