As I have watched the discussion on husband and wives sharing LOGOS, I suggested that having a separate notes program might be of value. That raised the question for me - what tools are others using to supplement their Bible Study using LOGOS. I use
Evernote OneNote Open Office/Libre Office The Journal (see below)
Here is a list from a much earlier post in the forums. I have not check to see if these are all still valid - so use as you see need.
You might want to take a look at the titles listed on the old WIKI: * TheJournal: http://www.davidrm.com/thejournal/* TexNotesPro4: http://www.gemx.com* MSOneNote: http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/FX010858031033.aspx* ScholarsAid: http://www.scholarsaid.com* InfoSelect: http://www.miclog.com/is/index.shtml* MyBase: http://www.wjjsoft.com/* GoBinder: http://www.gobinder.com/gobinder2005.aspx* InfoTree2004 http://www.nextword.com/InfoTree2004.htm* WhizFolders http://www.whizfolders.com* ContentSaver http://www.macropool.com/en/index.html* Libronix NotesThese tools have been recommended by several of the participants on the news groups as alternatives to the Notes provided by LIBRONIX. My personal favorite is The Journal, but each person is looking for their favorite set of features, so you might prefer something else.
It might be worthwhile to put together a current list of tools being used to supplement LOGOS. What about those who use mind-mapping tools, other note programs, outlining tools, etc. Thank you for any links you can provide.
Blessings,Floyd
Pastor-Patrick.blogspot.com
The most helpful supplemental tool I use is for the Mac: FoxTrot Personal (or Professional) search.
What Foxtrot does is index the documents of any kind that I tell it to (all my sermon and study notes, for example).
Then it allows me to search them for content -- which Mac's can do anyway, but the difference is that it highlights the search words in the documents that I search, making it easy to find what I'm looking for.
See the screen shot:
How To Get Logs
the best note taking tool I have ever used with logos is THE BRAIN mind mapping software. Unfortunately it dropped off my radar when may trial ran out and I couldn't afford the full version but I was truly impressed with what I could do with it.
Halo Hound: the best note taking tool I have ever used with logos is THE BRAIN mind mapping software. Unfortunately it dropped off my radar when may trial ran out and I couldn't afford the full version but I was truly impressed with what I could do with it.
I just checked it out and it is quite pricey - enough for me not to want to even try the free version.
Using adventure and community to challenge young people to continually say "yes" to God
Inspiration 9
Argumentative
Gephi
IHMC Cmap tools ... and others as per whims
Orthodox Bishop Hilarion Alfeyev: "To be a theologian means to have experience of a personal encounter with God through prayer and worship."