TIP of the Day: how to connect to a shared Reading Plan?

NB.Mick

Background: several groups at Faithlife.com offer free access to books or to mobile.Ed resources on a temporary basis to their followers or to participants in a group Reading Plan. One of those groups is called "Lecture Hall", which currently gives free access to NT156 ( https://www.logos.com/product/56517/mobile-ed-nt156-the-significance-of-the-resurrection )

A fellow user asked: 

[quote] Paragraph two of the post 2 days ago about NT156, reads as follows: 'Simply click "join reading plan" to begin the course.'  The problem is, I can't find the actual link to do that.  

another user asked [quote] How do I access this free course for NT156?

Here's how:

• Sometimes the obvious is easy to overlook - if you're on the website, in the group's News tab, (i.e. at https://faithlife.com/logos-mobile-education/activity ) it's a sticky status message with a large blue button. See the yellow & red arrows in this screenshot:

• 2. If you're anyplace else in the group's faithlife page, you should at least see the sidebar widget for the Reading Plan, where you can connect, too, as shown by the green arrows.  

(note that the Reading Plan "Join" message will be replaced by a preview of the actual reading plan with a large "Continue Reading" button once you're a part of it)   

• 3. Alternatively, you can go through the group's Documents menu (i.e. https://faithlife.com/logos-mobile-education/documents ), where the Reading Plan is the topmost document, and connect through the Actions button.
  
  
  
  This is the way to join a Reading Plan with any Faithlife group, regardless of sticky news and sidebar widgets.  
  
  It also works through the Groups Tool in the Logos 6 desktop application
  
  
  
  Use the link or go to Tools / Groups, the tool will open in a small tab at the lefthand side of the L6 screen. Choose the group you want, here "Lecture Hall" (orange box), then go to Documents to see Reading Plans.
  
  
• Or someone could post you a direct link to documents.logos.com (where all shared Logos documents  are accessible), in this case https://documents.logos.com//documents/d49e4d4201e940b7bacfc9691bb3d185  where you'll find the Reading Plan for NT156 to join - just click the Action button on the top right.
  
  
  

scooter

Thank you, NB.  I copied + pasted your procedure into a file I keep on how to.