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Assignment # 2

Expected time to complete reading and the written assignment: 15 - 45 minutes

Your assignment for this segment is to post a SHORT reflection about what you learned from the RomeReports.com video. Review the list of [|150 bloggers]invited to the blogger's summit in Rome. The posts would be made in May 2011. Notice the varied languages of the blogs. Pick a blog and look for posts that these bloggers added to their blogs regarding the conference.

What are you learning about the Vatican's first-ever conference in Rome for bloggers from the blogger perspective? From the RomeReport.com perspective? Please use the table below to share your answers.


 * **YOUR NAME** || **BLOGGER PERSPECTIVE** || **ROMEREPORT.COM PERSPECTIVE** ||
 * || Example: ||  ||
 * Brenda Tibbits || ** Carol Glatz ** [] This blogger had an insight into how Vatican communication moves from itself out, but “really” doesn’t look for, or likely even be helped by feedback. With blogs the Vatican has discovered a sort of “backdoor” to finding out how it’s communication has been understood and also where some incorrect thinking has begun and how a clarification from the Holy See might be provided. || It is exciting that the Vatican is actively looking at current trends to allow the Gospel to be spread in a manner in which many will be better able to receive it. ||