It would really be helpful if there was a way to add smart search results to a reading list or a way to flag a book/article to review or read later. that was tied to the search or study being performed
I sort of do this using favorites. You could create a folder in favorites dedicated to items that need further review; you can so something similar with notes and/or highlights.
You might find it useful to ask the forum users how they handle this process. There are multiple ways to solve it currently available although none are a clean as your request.
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The slow disappearance of sparklines in revised Factbook/Guide-to-Factbook conversion is a serious loss of functionality. It allowed one to scan the sparkline to see if a particular entry was likely to be useful for your current studies. You could see at a glance its relevance to gospels, Torah, history, apocrypha … in a…
I would find it more useful if rather than a simple count of results (which in truth I don't use) the section would show nnn lemmas in nnn results which I would use to determine how useful to me digging into the original language would be. (The more duplication of lemmas the more apt I am to muddle through it.)
I use Logos primarily for study, but there are times I'll read an entire book. It'd be awesome if there was an integration with Goodreads.com that would allow us to indicate books we're currently reading and those we've finished during the year.
I suggest the answer column be removed from beside the prayer, and moved to the bottom. It takes up a lot of unnecessary space which makes long p;rayers a lot of unnessary scolling.
Integrate Logos with ReadWise (www.ReadWise.io), a service to help readers curate and review their digital highlights. ReadWise was recently endorsed by Tim Challies, and their website says they have thousands of users. I've just begun using the service, but to collect my highlights from Logos alongside my other electronic…
