Verbum customers: what MobileEd course looks good to you?
Seems that we get a free MobileEd course with Verbum Silver base packages and higher. This is interesting!
But I've not been very impressed with the content of the courses I have in my library already (mostly freebies and base-package inclusions), in that they are either tremendously elementary or else so theologically far afield as to be irrelevant, if not niche, so I punt the question to you: What course are you getting with your Verbum base package?
The only thing that has caught my eye has been the Greek language course, so that I can have another set of videos to fall back on when returning to that old language. Maybe the Christianity in America course. Of course, there are single-book courses, for those who want to do a course on their favorite book of the Bible (unless that book happens to be Tobit, as mine is...). Anyway, there are so many courses that maybe I missed something actually interesting. What course have you found interesting or useful?
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We put together a list of courses that might be interesting: https://verbum.com/99-course
If I recall correctly, Fr. Devin advised on this list.
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I’m seeing 2 for $99, not 1 free. As I have Silver, I’m interested if there is a “free” (or more accurately one included in our purchase)
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"Mobile Ed Course (You Choose) (Logos 10)" is listed on the pruduct page of Silver package, so yes! Choose the Course and use the redeem code...
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David Wanat said:
I’m seeing 2 for $99, not 1 free. As I have Silver, I’m interested if there is a “free” (or more accurately one included in our purchase)
It's your choice which free one you pick. The page linked to simply provides you with a list of ones that might be of interest to Catholics. It does not denote all possible choices, because--as you noted--that's not its purpose.
FWIW, Mobile Ed: TH351 Perspectives on Justification by Faith: Five Views on Its Meaning and Significance (4 hour course) is the one I picked up with my freebie from Logos 9 and I do not regret that decision.
“The trouble is that everyone talks about reforming others and no one thinks about reforming himself.” St. Peter of Alcántara
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SineNomine said:
It's your choice which free one you pick. The page linked to simply provides you with a list of ones that might be of interest to Catholics. It does not denote all possible choices, because--as you noted--that's not its purpose.
FWIW, Mobile Ed: TH351 Perspectives on Justification by Faith: Five Views on Its Meaning and Significance (4 hour course) is the one I picked up with my freebie from Logos 9 and I do not regret that decision.
okay, I see it’s listed as my having purchased it on the Silver page. But I have no idea where to go so I don’t get charged for it.
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Sure thing.David Wanat said:Thank you!
For what it's worth, I opted for the recent course on the Dead Sea Scrolls with my upgrade: AR305 The Dead Sea Scrolls (12 hrs).
It's a topic I've always wanted to have a much more solid foundation in, and this seemed an ideal place to start (plus, I had many of the books referenced in the suggested reading)
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Kevin Clemens said:
Sure thing.For what it's worth, I opted for the recent course on the Dead Sea Scrolls with my upgrade: AR305 The Dead Sea Scrolls (12 hrs).
It's a topic I've always wanted to have a much more solid foundation in, and this seemed an ideal place to start (plus, I had many of the books referenced in the suggested reading)
I was tempted, but I went with the five views of salvation. If I resolve the financial situation I’m in, I’ll consider that with the 2/$99
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