Passage guide work tracking

It'd be nice to see some way to track which resources have been viewed on a given passage. When I open passage guide I have quite a bit of info come up, mostly from collections I have the passage guide searching. Rarely do I open these resources in order and usually I only use some of them. I'd like some way to mark which resources I've already looked at and perhaps which ones I found helpful/unhelpful.

Something as simple as a checkbox next to the resource would be nice, something more sophisticated would be even better.

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Dave Hooton

Something as simple as a checkbox next to the resource would be nice, something more sophisticated would be even better.

It should be possible for the used hyperlink to remain a different colour e.g. red or light blue.

Timothy Ha

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/4816#Comment_4816

Perhaps, some rating with stars could be used here - like 5 stars beside each resource, then when the used clicks a rating, the viewed resource is not only marked as viewed, but also rated.

This rating could be used later for sorting the results.

Alex Scott

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/4817#Comment_4817

Perhaps, some rating with stars could be used here - like 5 stars beside each resource, then when the used clicks a rating, the viewed resource is not only marked as viewed, but also rated.

This rating could be used later for sorting the results.

Now THAT idea I like. It's hard to recall where the value items are when you've checked several dozen commentaries on a given book or verse.

Bohuslav Wojnar

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/4824#Comment_4824

Now THAT idea I like. It's hard to recall where the value items are when you've checked several dozen commentaries on a given book or verse.

I suggested it a few times already for the new version 4, that it should use a similar system as music or pictures. In iTunes you can rate music with stars, you see the date of your last using the file, you see how many times you have used the file etc. I would be very happy to see some similar system in the Logos. You should be able to add tags, than filter resources by tags, rating (let's say only 3 stars plus resources) and so on. For visual people as I am we should always see the book cover icon. I think there are so many examples in the world of music and pictures of that libraries systems, that Logos can have a really good inspiration in that.