Launched in September 2008, Leadel (also, Leadel.NET) was founded by the President of the European Jewish Congress, Moshe Kantor. Leadel was created to provide a new-age, Web 2.0 based media portal to young Jewish professionals from around the world to connect generations, interact and find inspiration.[2]
What began as a journalistic approach with one-on-one interviews with prominent Jews such as Natan Sharansky, Alan Dershowitz, and Bernard-Henri Lévy[3] led to live interactive events both on site locations and on the Web to connect and inspire Diaspora communities, Jewish professionals, and Israel to each other.[4]
Elementsedit
The name Leadel originated from “Leadership Elements” and has active contents providing information and services to the global Jewish community.[5]
Video spotlightsedit
Leadel spotlights are collections of interviews, short mini series, and educational videos that show the variety of Judaism and Jewish identity in the 21st century.[6]
Shevet Achimedit
Shevet Achim is a joint initiative and project between the offices of Yuli Edelstein, Israeli Minister of Diaspora Affairs, and the European Jewish Congress.[7]
Shevet Achim provides alternative, accessible means of communication between Jewish Diaspora communities and leading Israeli government officials. Each event uses video conferencing and Webcast technology to create bridges across geographical borders.
Leadel 7edit
was a mini WebTV series or collection of Webisodes produced in 2009-2010 spotlighting hip Jewish topics on the Web.[8] All Leadel 7 episodes and project were produced in conjunction with the Sammy Ofer School of Communications at The Interdisciplinary Center(IDC) located in Herzliya, Israel.
Leadel Liveedit
Live events take place approximately every other month using Internet based Webcasting as an access and distribution tool for interaction. Content discusses current media issues and topics ranging from Israeli media to Iran to Jewish perspective.[9]
Leadel EDUedit
Leadel EDU is a platform that provides Jewish educational content for teachers and educators to enrich programming about Jewish identity and Israel in the 21st century.[10]
Leadel Blogedit
The Leadel Blog is ongoing written coverage of global Jewish events, ideas and Web happenings.[11]
Fundingedit
Leadel is a project of the European Jewish Congress and funded by the European Jewish Fund(EJF).[12]
leadel, also, known, leadel, jewish, media, that, focuses, jewish, identity, 21st, century, using, digital, media, efforts, contents, history, elements, video, spotlights, shevet, achim, leadel, leadel, live, leadel, leadel, blog, funding, references, external. Leadel net also known as Leadel is a Jewish Media Hub that focuses on Jewish identity in the 21st century using digital and new media efforts 1 Contents 1 History 2 Elements 2 1 Video spotlights 2 2 Shevet Achim 2 3 Leadel 7 2 4 Leadel Live 2 5 Leadel EDU 2 6 Leadel Blog 3 Funding 4 References 5 External linksHistory editLaunched in September 2008 Leadel also Leadel NET was founded by the President of the European Jewish Congress Moshe Kantor Leadel was created to provide a new age Web 2 0 based media portal to young Jewish professionals from around the world to connect generations interact and find inspiration 2 What began as a journalistic approach with one on one interviews with prominent Jews such as Natan Sharansky Alan Dershowitz and Bernard Henri Levy 3 led to live interactive events both on site locations and on the Web to connect and inspire Diaspora communities Jewish professionals and Israel to each other 4 Elements editThe name Leadel originated from Leadership Elements and has active contents providing information and services to the global Jewish community 5 Video spotlights edit Leadel spotlights are collections of interviews short mini series and educational videos that show the variety of Judaism and Jewish identity in the 21st century 6 Shevet Achim edit Shevet Achim is a joint initiative and project between the offices of Yuli Edelstein Israeli Minister of Diaspora Affairs and the European Jewish Congress 7 Shevet Achim provides alternative accessible means of communication between Jewish Diaspora communities and leading Israeli government officials Each event uses video conferencing and Webcast technology to create bridges across geographical borders Leadel 7 edit Leadel 7 was a mini WebTV series or collection of Webisodes produced in 2009 2010 spotlighting hip Jewish topics on the Web 8 All Leadel 7 episodes and project were produced in conjunction with the Sammy Ofer School of Communications at The Interdisciplinary Center IDC located in Herzliya Israel Leadel Live edit Live events take place approximately every other month using Internet based Webcasting as an access and distribution tool for interaction Content discusses current media issues and topics ranging from Israeli media to Iran to Jewish perspective 9 Leadel EDU edit Leadel EDU is a platform that provides Jewish educational content for teachers and educators to enrich programming about Jewish identity and Israel in the 21st century 10 Leadel Blog edit The Leadel Blog is ongoing written coverage of global Jewish events ideas and Web happenings 11 Funding editLeadel is a project of the European Jewish Congress and funded by the European Jewish Fund EJF 12 References edit Article in the Jerusalem Post News Article in European Jewish Congress Archived from the original on 2011 07 19 Retrieved 2011 07 19 Article in ORT org permanent dead link Section of EJC Archived from the original on 2011 07 19 Retrieved 2011 07 19 Drupal org Article in Haaretz European Jewish Fund Digital Art Print Gallery spotlight Article in Ynetnews Leadel EDU Archived 2010 12 13 at the Wayback Machine Leadel Blog Archived 2010 06 18 at the Wayback Machine European Jewish FundExternal links editOfficial website Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Leadel net amp oldid 1174609467, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
