Subscribers: New Mobile Ed Course Access and Deal Reminder

Jason Stone (Logos) · 2025-07-01T15:56:16+00:00

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Don’t forget, Logos subscribers can still grab any Mobile Ed course included from second quarter for 50% off. Use code MEdJun25 when you check out with any of these courses through July 15.

AND, even better, you now have new courses available for you to watch this quarter. See the list and more info on the Mobile Ed perks page.

Happy learning!

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Don Awalt

And @Jason Stone (Logos) Verbum continues to be the poor step child - a challenge to find out what the courses are, and surprise! There are less.

Jason Stone (Logos)

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1373119#Comment_1373119

You can check out which courses are currently included on the Subscription FAQ page. (The course list was just updated at midnight, though the table was still showing last quarter’s dates for a bit—now it’s all current.)

Regarding the course selection, we’ve focused on including courses that are most relevant for Catholic users, since most Mobile Ed courses are from a Protestant perspective. That’s why the list is a bit more curated here.

Vlad

@Jason Stone (Logos)

Could you please also update the list of Mobile Ed courses on the Spanish Subscription FAQ page?

And note that the Korean Subscription FAQ page and the Portuguese Subscription FAQ page should probably link to the main page https://www.logos.com/perks/courses instead of still listing the Q1 2025 courses.

Jason Stone (Logos)

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1373129#Comment_1373129

I’ll reach out to the team for us to take a look. Thank you, @Vlad.

Don Awalt

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1373125#Comment_1373125

But @Jason Stone (Logos) , look at the difference between the Logos Mobile Ed quarterly mobile ed announcement, and the Verbum one buried in a FAQ. See any difference? Which is easier to find? Which is promoted and which one isn't?

As for the 'curation', I would respectfully suggest that every Verbum user has MANY resources that are not considered Catholic. Catholics read and watch other stuff. Catholics listen to non-Catholic speakers.

One of my favorites is N.T. Wright - non Catholic - he came to our local seminary and did a talk one night, and it was packed with a lot of Catholics. And I could give you many more examples as well.

Wouldn't it be more fair to let Verbum subscribers pick from the offerings for the Logos subscription if they want to fill out their 'perk', instead of just assuming they don't want to see anything else so they get nothing else? There is certainly no assumption like this when it comes to the marketing philosophy, where Catholics get lots of ads on non-Catholic resources unless they choose not to participate/turn off those ads. The policies are very inconsistent to me. I hope you consider something that is more fair with a 'perk' that was not made clear in the early days when subscribers were signing up for Verbum.

Don Awalt

PS @Jason Stone (Logos) - wasn't AR151 one of the two choices to Verbum MAX subscriptions last month?

DMM

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1373139#Comment_1373139

Last quarter it was AR101. Very similar though.

Mobile Ed: AR101 Archaeology in Action: Biblical Archaeology in the Field (3 hour course)

The wording does imply that there should be more, as both Pro and Max are to get a selection of courses, plural. But Pro only gets 1, which is neither plural nor a selection.

The standard Logos gives access 3, 5, and 8 courses. Verbum, for the same price, gives access to 0, 1, and 2 courses. I can certainly see how someone would feel that's not fair.