To communicate to the public how technology is being used at the Church.

The best ideas are powered by discussion. We post featured articles every week to keep you up to date and want to hear your comments. Stay current using our RSS feed and by following LDSTech on Twitter. Below are a few examples of featured article posts:

• Trends in Information Security at the Church by Mark Sanderson
• The Challenges of Internationalization by Nancy Carter
• The Local Unit Copier Program and How It Can Help You by Dennis Horne 

To encourage community discussion, support, help, and feedback about technology and how it helps us serve in the Church.

The vast amount of knowledge the community holds is energized by support from one community member to another.

• LDSTech community members discuss a wide variety of topics, including meetinghouse Internet, Internet use policy, and family safety with technology
• Support from fellow clerks, stake technology specialists, and local unit Web site administrators range from tips and tricks to explaining how to reconcile financial discrepancies properly.
• Feedback and bug reporting is given in threads at the LDSTech forum, like a LUWS wish list, and feedback pages at the LDSTech Wiki for MLS, LUWS, and the online scriptures.

To collaborate with the LDSTech community on Church-sponsored technology projects.

Examples of community projects underway at LDSTech Wiki include:

• Church Historical Timeline Application
• IPhone Scriptures Application