Video tutorial: Prioritising resources

I've just created two video tutorials about prioritising resources. The first covers basic and intermediate steps (how to prioritise, what to prioritise, dealing with series). The second covers more advanced stuff like dealing prioritising individual books within a series, and more importantly prioritisation limits.

Both videos are on my blog. Click on one of the pictures below to go there.

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Roger King

Wow thanks! Very helpful tutorials (especially the 2nd).

Great job Mark!

Daniel Bender

Mark, thanks for two helpful tutorials. You've answered some "how to" questions I've had. Can't wait to start tweaking some of my library prioritizations.

D. Bender

Wow - those are great (especially the second one). I had been wondering how to use prioritization limits. (Logos should hire you as an adjunct to make more of these - they're very useful...)

Steve Shelton

Mark

Thank you for taking the the time to do the videos. These have been very helpful. I am amazed at what L4 will do.

LaRosa Johnson

many thanks :-)

Mark Barnes

If anyone tried this and found the links weren't working, they're fixed now.

Robert Pavich

Mark,

thank you very much..that was very useful!

Mitch Davis

Mark, well done! Very precise in illustrating the usefulness of resources and how they are prioritized.

Chris Elford

Mark,

Thanks for this. Can you post/link them to the wiki - or have you? It seems to me the more centralized helpful things are (or at least the links to them), the easier they are to find.

Chris

Kaye Anderson

Thanks so much. I got tips from the first one and all the info I was lacking out of the second one. Logos really should have you do more of these. You're a wonderful teacher!

Mark Barnes

Thanks for this. Can you post/link them to the wiki - or have you? It seems to me the more centralized helpful things are (or at least the links to them), the easier they are to find.

Done [:)]