Recently there have been several threads created or resurrected that show interesting ways users are using electronic Bible study - some more obvious than others. A few that stick in my mind are:
- Notes for hymnals with their links to Scripture
- Tree diagram organizing Scriptural reference to a topic by subtopic
- Mind maps in various styles and applications
- Theological reasoning maps
- Table templates for notes
- Reed-Kellogg sentence diagrams
- Personal non-Logos library
- Bible study templates
It seems to me, Logos, that you should ask to see what we do outside Logos that we wish we could do inside Logos. In addition, we should tell you why we need it in Logos - for the search capabilities, to include in handouts, for reference in classes ...
I know that we are (impatiently) waiting for the remaining promised features and the ability to share our work. I know we have uservoice to air our desires. But I still think its useful for long-term feature planning for Logos to know what we don't use Logos for ... but wished we did.
So come on ... please post examples of your work. There are some very interesting ideas out there.
