Can someone tell me if you can get Logos AI to provide questions pertaining to a book?
So I don't see the ability for Logos AI to produce facilitation or classroom probing questions related to a book in my library, etc. I have used ChatGPT to upload a section of a book and then provide a certain number of facilitation questions, purpose of the question, simple answer to the question at a 6th grade reading level and then provide 5 additional probing questions for each of the facilitation section questions. ChatGPT does a great job with that and I thought that the Logos AI would do something similar. So far I don't see any ability to do so and an greatly disappointed. Any help out there in LogosLand?
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A bigger hint:
- Open a book from your library; select a reasonable portion of it - in my case one chapter;
- paste into a new sermon/homily - not in the heading but in the body below the heading - note the only other information I put in was a title.
- open the right side panel
- select AI assistance - then I chose questions, comprehension, adults and teens; hit generate questions - you can see some of the results.
Orthodox Bishop Alfeyev: "To be a theologian means to have experience of a personal encounter with God through prayer and worship."; Orthodox proverb: "We know where the Church is, we do not know where it is not."
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That would be a useful feature, for book reading/sharing small groups and for books that don't already include a discussion guide.
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In the meantime one can treat the text as a sermon to get some Logos AI functionality.
Orthodox Bishop Alfeyev: "To be a theologian means to have experience of a personal encounter with God through prayer and worship."; Orthodox proverb: "We know where the Church is, we do not know where it is not."
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That is helpful MJ, so thanks for that. 100% agree that the training is absent or not as in-depth as needed, and at least for knuckleheads like me, not as slow and explanatory as needs to be. I have been learning better via ChatGPT to hone my requests and the simplicity of its results are fantastic. And for me, just a novice user, the results are gold even more so since it's free. I just thought since I spent a lot of real gold on Logos it would produce something fairly close. But no.
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Well, now that I've attempted to do this, like everything Logos, it's not so clear or easy. Not sure at all how to accomplish this. Like having a Ferrari, it runs well, but you can't use the features that would make the drive all the more fun. :)
Appreciate you're trying though…
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A bigger hint:
- Open a book from your library; select a reasonable portion of it - in my case one chapter;
- paste into a new sermon/homily - not in the heading but in the body below the heading - note the only other information I put in was a title.
- open the right side panel
- select AI assistance - then I chose questions, comprehension, adults and teens; hit generate questions - you can see some of the results.
Orthodox Bishop Alfeyev: "To be a theologian means to have experience of a personal encounter with God through prayer and worship."; Orthodox proverb: "We know where the Church is, we do not know where it is not."
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Thanks for this MJ, finally got a chance to check it out. I think it's pretty weak and I couldn't figure out how to ask it to generate answers to specific questions from a section of a book. ChatGPT does it like lickity split. I' probably run out my two-year subscription and then subscribe to ChatGPT!! The Logos AI just isn't going to cut it. :)
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