【慈幼通訊社 ─ 2018 年 10月 09 日羅馬慈幼總部訊】 ─ 在全球層面中，哪些是最大的慈幼會大學？哪所初學院的初學生最多？修會有多少所培育院？要回答以上這些，以及有關慈幼世界及教會的眾多其他問題，並回應有關資訊的查詢，便需要「慈幼通訊社資訊」今天新設立的部分：「有用資訊」“Good to Know”。
這個於最近面世的新部分，上載了有關青年的主教會議中，慈幼會士參與其中的簡訊。資訊既活潑而又清晰，為新服務的兩個基本特點。
這樣，我們讓讀者得知一些慈幼及教會世界的點滴，一方面取得有用的資訊，另一方面可更好領略，在拯救青年這廣大的範疇之中，相關的工作、架構、資源、活動及措施。
在這意義上來說，新的部分不僅滿足於一般讀者享用這位置，更能讓傳媒操作者，長久下來便會有一個修會豐富而多樣化的資料庫。
「有用資訊」“Good to Know”將每星期更新一次，放置於主頁的右方欄，慈幼通訊社臉書視窗下方。
這個新設立的部分，是慈幼通訊社與慈幼會總部眾多部門及運作組織合作的成果，並有賴一眾在世界各地活躍的慈幼會士及慈幼家庭好友，搜集有用的資訊而成的。
在資訊快速流通，卻欠缺資訊來源透明度的媒體世界中，新設立的「有用資訊」“Good to Know”，有助向讀者提供明確、清晰、簡潔的資訊。
“Good to Know”: bytes of Salesianity for all tastes
(ANS – Rome–RMG, 09 October 2018) – Which are the largest Salesian universities on a global level? And the novitiates with the greatest number of novices? And how many are the formation houses of the Congregation? To answer these and numerous other questions and curiosities about the Salesian world, and of the Church, today a new section of the Salesian Agency iNfo begins: “Good to Know.”
The new column is brought to life today with brief information on the Salesian presence at the Synod of Bishops on young people. Agility of the information, along with clarity, will be the two fundamental traits of the new service.
In this way we want to offer readers the opportunity to know some “bits or bytes” of information on the Salesian and ecclesial universe, useful both as data in itself, and to better grasp the outlines of this vast movement of people – and structures, resources , activities, initiatives … – for the salvation of young people.
In this sense, the column is designed not only to satisfy the readers’ enjoyment of the site, but also to meet the demands of media operators who over time will have a rich and varied database on the Congregation.
“Good to Know” will be weekly and visually placed in the right column of the homepage of the site, just below the window on the ANS Facebook page.
The column is the result of the collaboration between the ANS agency and the numerous departments and operating sectors at the Salesian headquarters, as well as the help of many Salesians and friends of the Salesian Family who, in the various countries in which they are active, facilitate the collection of information and significant data.
In a rapidly moving media universe, characterized by the speed of information, but too often by the lack of transparency on the sources, the new “Good to Know” section aims to inform readers with certain, clear and easily readable data.