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Had my workshop today and clipped this bit showing how to add workflows from inside Logos https://youtu.be/bzsPlbzvbCI
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My own update. I did not find any video on this. I see there are two clear ways from both inside logos and from the Faithlife site. It is fairly straight forward, but I do find new users get easily confused so maybe I will do a video if I can.
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Great tip on how to access these from the desktop app. FYI, my first workflow is now public. Folks can take a test drive of the workflow and see a description here https://www.morethancake.org/archives/35079
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Thanks for the tip on how to access these through the desktop app. My first workflow for sermon prep is up along with a description here https://www.morethancake.org/archives/35079
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When folks share a custom workflow, others can obviously download and use that workflow on their own system. Is there a video that shows users how to download and add these workflows to their computer?
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[quote user="Fasil"] After the training can you make the videos available for sell? [/quote] My current plan is to give anyone who registers access to the video archives. I already have one guy who registered knowing he can't watch life, but signed-up so he could get the video archives.
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[quote user="Josh Moore"] Maybe if you provided more details about the content of the webinar there might be more interest? 🤷♂️ [/quote] One thing that comes to mind is a different approach to the training itself. MP is a without a doubt a great source for learning to utilize specific features and tools. In contrast, my videos over the last decade
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The free video training I offer is in my signature for those who want other details. This seminar I am doing is a revamp of my sermon prep series from older versions of Logos. Everything is updated to integrate with the Workflow I developed. The workflow which is freely available) does integrate videos and links for those who don't want to spend the
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Thanks for the details. The input is appreciated.
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BTW, anyone who wants to download the Workflow, it is freely available. https://www.morethancake.org/archives/35079
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Hi, I am not sure I follow. Zoom is free for anyone to use. As the host, I pay a fee for the pro features necessary to host the event, but again participants can use the software free of charge.
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FYI, I don't have the specifics on the on-ground location for the workshop. Folks can sign up for Zoom and if you are local to San Diego you can show up. I'll post details as soon as I finalize the location.
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Quick update, the original image had an incorrect date. It has been updated for the correct information. In addition to Zoom, I will offer an on-ground location for those in San Diego. I will post details once I have them finalized.
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Spread the Word! I'm leading a workshop on Sept. 10 titled, "5 Days to Better Sermon Preparation" Check out the site for details and registration information. Online and On-ground options are available! https://www.morethancake.org/logos
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Thanks Phil and MJ for the help. I have uploaded a public workflow titled, 5 Day Planner for Expository-Narrative Sermons, here https://fl.vu/f68zc9
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That is helpful MJ. Thanks.
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Thanks Phil. So if I need to upload a new document each time, do I also need to rename it? How do users know if they are using the most up-to-date workflow?
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I am about to make public my new workflow that builds on my decade old series on sermon planning with Logos. Before I post, I have a question. Once the workflow is shared, what happens if I make edits or corrections or updates? Do those updates get pushed out to all existing users of the workflow? Or do changes only impact new users?
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[quote user="Francis"] I know this is outside of Logos but until we have more German-English resources, you may find QTranslate helpful (if you don't know of it already). You can set it so that it gives you instant translation of words or sentences when you select text with your mouse. [/quote] I had not heard of this tool Sadly, it only works on a
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[quote user="Francis"] I know this is outside of Logos but until we have more German-English resources, you may find QTranslate helpful (if you don't know of it already). You can set it so that it gives you instant translation of words or sentences when you select text with your mouse. [/quote] I had not heard of this tool Sadly, it only works on a