We Need More Built in Courses

There are so many series in Logos that I cannot help but think there ought to be predefined courses for each of them.

Why can't I read the Harvard Classics in 15 minutes a day? Or again why not the same in 90 Days?

Why aren't the works of Francis Schaeffer and a few biographies extant in a course?

Why are the plays of Shakespeare, or any of the other anthologies in courses?

Are they planned? If so I have no argument except with my own lack of patience.

If they are not planned however, shouldn't they be?

Yes yes yes I know that Reading plans can be fabricated for any of these, but I rather like the concept of a curated plan that is divided by chapters rather than page counts and this is a major drawback for generating reading plans using the tool in Logos. Else it becomes a horribly tedious practice to create custom reading plans for large series.

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Mark Smith

I frankly don't use the courses tool, but would do so if I could create custom courses. I think at one point FL was considering this. I may not be remembering correctly. My use would be to customize courses for my church people who use Logos (and so many more can now that we have Logos Basic). They'd buy a book or two and be set to go.

TCBlack

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/901290#Comment_901290

.....if I could create custom courses. I think at one point FL was considering this. I may not be remembering correctly.

You know, I might be inclined to build several of them for the community. I may just build some out using the custom reading plan tool, but that is limited by date, whereas some of my courses have the ability to go at my own pace, which is much preferable to me.

Thanks