A computer that costs less than $100? You're kidding, right? Nope. The Raspberry Pi ecosystem is rich and diverse - and cheap. And they are perfect little computers for presentations and videos in your church building.

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• Getting Started with Raspberry Pi

• The New Raspberry Pi 400

• Raspberry Pi 4 Kit on Amazon

• This episode was posted on April 18, 2017.
  
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Remind.com

Steps to Set Up

1. Create an account
2. Create a "class" - any type of group, large or small, with 1 recipient or 1000
3. Add people to your group
+ This is the true beauty of Remind
+ You don't have to download the app at all to get messages the teams (classes) you subscribe to. 
+ After you create a team (do this on the desktop), Remind gives you the option to help people subscribe to your class in a number of ways: 1) Show people how to join manually, 2) sharing a link (remind.com/join/classname) 3) Add people directly by their phone number. None of that requires them to set up a Remind account nor download anything!

A few tips:
1. Make sure your people enable push notifications
2. Don't send out too many messages! Remind is meant for announcements, not necessarily conversations

The Remind web interface