Sammy Morhaim describes the educational principles of the app MY MENORAH, which blends Jewish studies educational principles with traditional values using 3D graphics to bring Chanukah alive.
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Rifki Orzech writes that Chanukah is easy. There’s no obligatory home cleaning. There are no melachot and no actual festive meals. It’s practically chol hamoed—for eight days straight!
Rifki Orzech says helps with sukkah decorations and how they can bring us all together: “We Stick Together Like Paper Chains and Duct Tape”
Rifki Orzech recommends that an Eshet Chayil considers an app and buys it, plants ideas, supports education… and strengthens her arms. For hugs.
Rabbi Johnny Solomon discusses living in sukkot, or temporary dwellings, both physical and digital.
Rabbi Kerry Olitzky has written stories with theological concepts, holiday stories and value-constructs—all translated into the idiom of the young listener.
Rabbi Johnny Solomon writes about Ji Calendar, because you need to know when the Jewish holidays take place, what days you need to take off for Yom Kippur, and when you need to start planning your Chanukah shopping.
Sammy Morhaim talks about Tristan Harris, who is on a mission to “align technology with our humanity..”, and wants to use technology to enhance and not diminish who we are. How does this relate to Rosh Hashanah?
Sammy Morhaim shows you how you could encourage your children or students to use technology positively and empower them to teach others about Rosh Hashanah.
Sammy Morhaim discusses how, in the Internet age, connectivity is not necessarily communication. Deep communication. The Shofar on Rosh Hashanah is a powerful tool that represents that deep, sincere and real inner voice.
