Search results matching tag 'Reading Plans'

Reading plan? I don't see no stinkin' reading plans

Leslie D. Martin — Wed, 13 Feb 2013 03:29:12 GMT

Biblia.com shows an option for tracking reading plans. What reading plans? I can't find any anywhere. Are they no longer available or have they not yet been implemented?

Mobile reading plans

Bob Schaefer — Tue, 23 Oct 2012 15:57:56 GMT

Created a reading plan today using Logos. Since my phone is always with me, I intended to use it for the bulk of my reading sessions. I'm a very happy user of Windows Phone - a platform that Logos has neglected thusfar. No problem, though, right? Biblia is there for those of us who haven't been graced with a native app. And it supports reading plans!

Except that reading plans don't work in the Biblia mobile view. And the standard view is all but unusable on a phone.

Seriously? Logos has done the comparatively hard work of syncing reading plans online via Biblia, but hasn't bothered with the simple task of making them accessible to mobile users? Mind=blown.

Logos: A little less time playing with the nifty side projects, please, and a little more investment in the usability of your bread and butter - serious, multi-platform Bible study software.

Re: Biblia.com not syncing with Bible reading plan

rmp — Wed, 21 Mar 2012 16:07:11 GMT

I'm not sure where else to post this, but my reading plans are still not syncing right.

As a user of Horner's reading plan, I have been reduced to 10 separate Logos reading plans that I create new versions of each time one list ends. It's far from perfect, and would be much simpler if Logos allowed the slightest bit of flexibility (like have a section repeat a set number of times).

When the reading plans came up, my Track 3 plan wasn't there. I finished it and then started a new Track 3 plan which I am now three days into. There's still no Track 3 plan showing up on my phone or on Biblia, so I'm assuming it's another mistake in the sync process.

Suggestion: Include default reading plans in Biblia

Ilya Radchenko — Fri, 13 Jan 2012 14:41:44 GMT

So far it seems like you must own Logos software to be able to utilize Biblia Reading Plans. What about those that do not own it, but the reading plan link is visible to them but they cant use it? Isn't that false advertisement? Furthermore, shouldn't there be an explanation once a user clicks on the link and sees that there are no reading plans available? This could waste peoples time since they will start searching and looking for plans on the site. I recommend at least adding an explanation, but even better would be an inclusion of several popular reading plans.