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Sunday, January 19 • 8:30am - 9:40am
Tackling Text with Tech

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Are you interested in classical Jewish text study but haven’t felt comfortable enough to check it out? Do you love studying Mikraot Gedolot (Tanach with traditional commentary)? This session is designed to engage people who regularly study in chavruta and also to support those with little or novice Hebrew skills to dive in! The presenter will take you on an interactive, hands-on tour of Sefaria.org and AlHaTorah.org, two websites that publish classical texts and much more! You will have an opportunity to create a source sheet, which is a collection of texts linked together by a question, theme, etc. Bring your laptop or tablet for the most optimized experience. If bringing a smartphone, download the Sefaria app in advance.

Speakers
avatar for Cara Abrams

Cara Abrams

Cara Abrams, a Northwest native, moved to Seattle after living in Jerusalem, San Francisco, and Manhattan. She received her master’s of Jewish education through the Pardes Educators Program. Cara currently works as the director of education at the Kavana Cooperative after teaching... Read More →


Sunday January 19, 2020 8:30am - 9:40am PST
R102 / 48