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Computer Workshop Names


Here a list of some of my favorites computer lab names:

The Church Mouse
The Bible Computer Lab
"The Mouse Trap"
SonScreen
The Disciple's Digital Den
"The Mouse's Pad"
"The Disc Drive-In" with disc decorating the walls)
"Fish & Chips"
"Bug Bytes" from a church who's rotation program is called "God's Garden"
"Fish Bytes"
Screen Savior
"Circuit Riders" ...for our UMC friends.

Other good ones:

Bibleland.com
The Bible Zone
BC to PC
Bible Quest
Bible Tech
Computer Oasis
Power House

The Keyboard Kingdom
Bible Discovery Zone
"Windows to the Word"
‘Information Oasis’ (oasis theme)
“Church Mouse House”
"Port of Discovery"
PC Paradise
Tech Tent
"Connect 2 Christ" "C2C"
Information Station
CyberFaith

Surf Shop
Fishers.net
Into the Net
Living Water
Digital Den
Bitsy’s Computer Café
Disciple's Den
Goodnews.com

And for my fellow Presbyterians:

"God's Frozen Computers"
"This System has Performed an Illegal Operation"
"Warning, Your System is Currently Unstable"
"The Presbyterian Blue Screen of Death"

Common Sense Cautions when Naming Your Lab


Watch your language...
The word "Cyber" is ominous sounding to some folks. The same goes for "Web." To some the word "web" has negative connotations, as in "caught in a web." I'm wondering about the word "Cable" seen in one of the names above. My cables are a mess behind my computer. "Bible Bytes" means "isn't good" in slang. "Techno" will sound cold to some people.

False Advertising?
Something in my gut doesn't like web/internet names for computer labs that don't have internet access.

Obscurity...
I got a kick out of the use of HARDWARE components in a few of the names. "Mouse works". "Disc Drive Inn" works just because it is funny, --but you almost have to now decorate the room with CDs or mice.

Cuteness
Avoid something "your mom" would think was cute. Some names just won't sound right after a while, especially to older kids and teens. Know your audience.

The Importance of Decor
Good decor is better than a great name. The best name in the world can't overcome a dumpy room. Many computer lab names reflect the Rotation Sunday School's overall theme, thus, the use of "Tent" and "Oasis", for example.

A great teaching concept is even better.

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