Best video training for Logos 5
What's the best video training available for Logos 5 at the academic level?
I've seen some from Logos and others from third party vendors.
For the next couple of years I will be working on an M.Div., with an emphasis on Greek and Hebrew.
Any help will be appreciated.
Thanks!
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Check out www.learnlogos.com
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Erwin Stull, Sr. said:
Check out www.learnlogos.com
Yes I would agree, I have found learnlogos.com invaluable as it helped me understand what resources I have and also how to effectively use them.
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Has any of you used the Greek/Hebrew training from Logos?
Thanks!
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The A/V quality in these two videos I made isn't very good, but they get the job done and are helpful, I think: http://brianwdavidson.com/2013/12/13/logos-as-mt-lxx-two-way-index/
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G. Jorge Medina said:
Has any of you used the Greek/Hebrew training from Logos?
Thanks!
Jorge, If you think of Logos 5 as a tool that you want to master (like a digital multimeter for electronics work), then learning to use the tool itself is the vital thing..... not learning to use it specifically for original language academia. After you learn to use a digital multimeter, you inherently know how to measure not only voltage, but also amperage, resistance, capacitance, etc, etc. I recommend learnlogos.com CD bundles for excellent training in using the tools of Logos 5, and you'll be able to apply that knowledge to your coursework.
"I read dead people..."
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G. Jorge Medina said:
Has any of you used the Greek/Hebrew training from Logos?
I have owned these videos since their initial release. The Hebrew portion of Learn to Use Biblical Greek and Hebrew with Logos Bible Software is severely handicapped by still being tied to a resource that was superseded with the introduction of Logos 5. So far, the video has not been updated, and Logos has been non-communicative as to when this will be done. Some months ago, a Logos employee reported that they were working on it. However, 18 months have passed since the exercises in this video were rendered extremely difficult—if not impossible—and no upgrade has been announced.
Personally, I would use my money for something better.
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Thanks, Brian, I will chek them out.
Thanks everyone for your feedback.
I agree that learning to use the software really well is the key. I also wanted to make sure I spend money wisely on something that will give me the best return.
God bless!
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