FYI to those not reading TIP of the day

I just wanted to alert you that this cycle is not methodically going through Logos/Verbum features. Rather it is a walk through the data of Bible study begin with Event > Who > Name. It explores data within Logos, data that should be within Logos, and date that you use AI to find. In this sense, it shows how to use the AI assisted search and when you need to switch to an external chatbot for an AI search.

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Milkman

MJ, I'm reading them, but they are waaaaay over my head to even try. [:)]

mm.

MJ. Smith

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1317521#Comment_1317521

they are waaaaay over my head to even try.

That is very useful feedback. I've tried to minimize technical language but quotes from searches and books I can't control the language to the necessary degree. Would I be correct in assuming that it is the more technical topics such as syntactic force where I give the definition only once and my moving around related materials (pseudepigrapha, Gnostic, etc.) that make it "over your head"? Would it be helpful if I explicitly labeled topics as skippable for users with a specified background i.e. label it to correspond more or less to the Logos subscription levels?

Milkman

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1317528#Comment_1317528

Well, that would certainly be a good starting point. But as I mentioned in previous posts, you're way out of my league. But don't dumb it down too much I like the stretch factor in learning more about how to better/deeper use Logos.

Jack Hairston

MJ, I'm impressed beyond words that Logos can be used the way you describe.

You TIPs will stay on the Forum, and perhaps later we will learn how to get the best out of them. Don't let up.

Jack

Mattillo

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1317537#Comment_1317537

Maybe the new forums will change this but finding these can be a pain sometimes (or I am just ignorant).

Could you maybe create a ToC forum post where you link all of these?

Just a thought...

MJ. Smith

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1317871#Comment_1317871

Could you maybe create a ToC forum post where you link all of these?

I have used a reading list in the past. This time I am waiting for the new forum software to see what the best approach will be. I don't want to start something and go back to change all the links.