[ecrea] Out now - Issue 11 (2016) of "online - Heidelberg Journal of Religions on the Internet"

We proudly present the newest issue 10 (2016) of online - Heidelberg 
Journal of Religions on the Internet!

After tackling a nearly grotesque heap of technical mishaps, we have 
finally managed to compile our brand new edition of Online -  Heidelberg 
Journal of Religions on the Internet.

The article again cover a wide range of subjects and themes, starting 
with a case study of conflicts on Facebooks (Mona Abdel-Fadil),  general 
considerations on researching religion in digital games (Frank  G. 
Bosman), the importance of Web 2.0 for female jihadists (Claudia 
Carvalho), the use of Facebook in the context of a prophetic church in 
Botswana (Gabriel Faimau & Camden Behrens), a best-practice study of 
the augmented reality app "Aurasma" for religious education  (Polykarpos 
Karamouzis & Michalis Keffalas), the use of religious  terms on 
Wikipedia (Emad Mohamed), religious attitudes of travel  bloggers (Tom 
van Nuenen & Suzanne van der Beek), religion as factor  in age rating 
video games in Iran (Stefan Piasecki & Setareh  Malekpour), Catholic 
online communication (Moisés Sbardelotto) and  Catholic confessional 
apps (Sasha A.Q. Scott).

To all our readers: Enjoy! And have a Happy New Year 2017!
Simone Heidbrink & Tobias Knoll
(editorial team)

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