QUESTION: Has Logos told us how they thought this through?

At least two Bible study series with participant books in Logos, Catholic Scripture Study and Come and See: Catholic Bible Study, are designed to be used with MP3 or DVD supplements. If a group study is being done entirely online i.e. Verbum/Faithlife/Biblia, how does Logos envision accessing of the audio/visual component?

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Lynden O. Williams

Each person buy a DvD

MJ. Smith

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/602185#Comment_602185

Each person buy a DvD

For some programs that is practical leaving some open linking issues. For other programs they are given a group price, impractical for the average individual. The assumption of the publisher is that the sponsoring institution will purchase one copy. Logos should think about the practicalities of using the resources they produce.

SineNomine

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/602186#Comment_602186

Logos should think [more] about the practicalities of using the resources they produce.

I agree. Your recent posts have destroyed any chance of me adding these studies to my wishlist.

MJ. Smith

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/602380#Comment_602380

destroyed any chance of me adding these studies to my wishlist.

I'm sorry. My intent was not to cost Logos sales but rather to force them to improve.

SineNomine

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/602407#Comment_602407

destroyed any chance of me adding these studies to my wishlist.

I'm sorry. My intent was not to cost Logos sales but rather to force them to improve.

If Logos improves, then they re-become potential candidates to be added to my wishlist. They only were candidates because I inaccurately assumed that whatever they needed in order to be used, they contained.