Announcing Logos Mobile Education

We do NOT want to have to try to GUESS the ""BENT"" we want it in cold clear black and white LARGE PRINT BOLD (and maybe underlined).  

And will there be classes for all ""BENT""s?

i agree, but the professor and his place of teaching will tell you volumes about the "bent"

Logos users come from all over the world, and all different denominations. The professor's name and place of teaching may tell them absolutely zero. 

Core curriculum is covered with Platinum.

In that case I take it that 

Our goal is to offer multiple courses from various theological perspectives.

does, in fact, mean "various Evangelical perspectives".

I would take it to mean any Protestant point of view. You could very well be including many reformed points of view as well.

First, they haven't even started this thing yet (maybe you should let something actually happen before complaining about it?)...and second, whatever comes first (and something WILL have to be first), it isn't going to be the last or only. Give the whole thing some time. Logos has well demonstrated their willingness to include anything in their stable that will support itself financially.

Very good observations, David 

True, and I for one am not complaining or wishing to gripe about it at all. I'm very excited about this. I'm not saying I'll just purchase this for the sake of it, but I am curious as to see what all Logos offers with it, and anything that would be beneficial to furthering my Christian education, I'll seriously consider purchasing.

A few thoughts on it:

1. The format sounds very exciting and fun. I can't wait to see this in action.

2. I'm not too worried about pricing, and if Logos offers flexibility (like payment plans, etc.), even the icing on the cake. Again, I'm not just going to purchase something just to have it, but any courses I feel I would truly get a major benefit on and that personally to me would be worth the cost, I'll seriously consider purchasing and taking them. If Logos offers "collections" of courses as well at a discount, that could be another selling factor.

3. As for the "bents", I can see no issue with taking courses with professors of different "bents". Would be interesting to broaden my knowledge of how others think, and I can see how Logos can definitely appeal to a broad range of customers this way. What I stated earlier was merely some pointers of how my personal Bible college experience has been.

4. I hope Logos deeply integrates this into the ecosystem (FaithLife, maybe even Proclaim if churches wanted to use the material to teach a church Bible study, etc.), as well as if Logos could team up with colleges and seminaries to offer versions that can be used toward college credit (at an extra cost), then of course I'd be interested in this as well as I deepen my seminary studies.

5. I see this as even a good possible opportunity for me to contribute to later down the road as I work to become an online professor. I'm not qualified enough yet to "teach" on this, but later down the road when I get more credentials under me, I'd have a fun time contributing to this provided Logos would have me.

All in all, I think is is going to be great, and I for one am thrilled and eager to see what's in store. I can't wait to see what Logos delivers with this!

if you look on PrePub the first set of videos say they have CC. 

Where did you see the reference to CC? I can see that the videos are transcribed, but I don't know if that means they're captioned.

Here's the link for others: http://www.logos.com/product/33458/logos-mobile-education-bible-and-doctrine-foundations

Thanks. 

Interesting - I have been watching the LME page to see how many people are signing up for it, and 24 hours ago there was no progress at all on the prepub bar - today it is under development. I assume, rightly so from Logos' perspective, that they have committed to developing this, so why wait for sign ups. Maybe more people sign up if there is something to actually view, people to positively comment, etc.

I too would buy a course or two if unbundled. This is too big a nut to commit to without seeing any of it. I would try a course, and if I liked it try more. This is not the same as committing to a degree program, as I do not financially commit to all of it up front. I pay for courses as I go. I think the price in total for 9 courses is very fair, as with others I don't want to commit to all of them financially right now.

Average tuition cost in Christian higher education: $7,500.00 per semester

You missed a word: Average tuition cost in American Christian higher education: $7,500.00 per semester.[8-|]

Sweden: $0.[:)]

Can we get with some payment options

The lectures are not captioned, but transcripts of all the lectures are included in the text.

[H] Could you type your response in braille, please? [H]