New Mobile Ed Mix-n-Match Sale!

We're pleased to announce the Mobile Ed Mix-n-Match sale, from now until September 30!

[EDIT] There seems to be a problem with the forum links at the moment, so please visit https://logos.com/mix-n-match

During this time all live Mobile Ed courses have been unbundled, and you can mix and match whichever combination you like. Furthermore, you'll receive $10 Logos credit back for each course you buy after the sale ends! Get $20 Logos credit back for two courses, or $200 for 20!

If you haven't yet tried Mobile Ed, this is a great opportunity for you to get exactly the combination of courses that will help you in your studies, and in your ministry. So enjoy, but don't wait—some of these courses will go back into bundles at the end of September!

Start bundling the courses you want today.

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JT (alabama24)

Jonathan - The "mix and match" sale page that you directed us to really needs to have the prices listed for each course.

Lee

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/627588#Comment_627588

Jonathan

I added one item to the cart but it did not show me the price, but it only asked to go ahead with the purchase.

This is not good, I will not buy without knowing the cost. as Alabama24 said we need the prices listed for the courses.

Thanks Lee

SteveHD

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/627591#Comment_627591

I clicked the icon and it led me to a page with pricing.

Bruce Dunning

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/627605#Comment_627605

I clicked the icon and it led me to a page with pricing.

But it would be helpful to have the pricing on the first page.

Bill Shewmaker

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/627722#Comment_627722

I clicked the icon and it led me to a page with pricing.

But it would be helpful to have the pricing on the first page.

I just clicked on the "History of Preaching" and is shows the BUNDLE price...clicked on the Introduction to Discipleship and it showed the same thing. total price was $1499 or thereabouts...individually the Discipleship course (by adding it to my cart) showed $249.95. Just an FYI to somehow separate the Bundle pricing when you click on the individual courses. Thanks!

Kent

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/627764#Comment_627764

Sorry, still too expensive.

SteveHD

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/628023#Comment_628023

Logos should do their mix-n-match on community pricing. Let us bid on each course.

Kenneth Neighoff

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/628119#Comment_628119

I don't think the courses are too expensive. For those who think they are too expensive have you ever tired to audit a class at a local college or seminary? That costs a lot more than the mobile ed courses.

I use the mobile ed courses for CEUs.

Keith Larson

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/628125#Comment_628125

Sorry, still too expensive.

Be honest Logos these products (as well as Lexham Bible Guides, Study Bible, Dictionary) act as price leaders. All the links to other Logos resources encourage us to purchase even more of your products! Rather than the video only versions of these courses being less expensive, they should be more expensive!

Don't get me wrong, I really like the links to other resources--this is one of the real benefits to having them in our library. But with that said, their pricing should reflect the fact that they generated sales of other products.

Everett Headley

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/628140#Comment_628140

I agree these are still too expensive without any accreditation. The CP price on Witherington's is all I would ever pay for these.

Whyndell Grizzard

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/628142#Comment_628142

I agree these are still too expensive without any accreditation. The CP price on Witherington's is all I would ever pay for these.

I agree, cannot see spending this amount when the $$$ would be better spent on an accredited classroom or distance ed course with credit.

NB.Mick

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/628140#Comment_628140

these products (as well as Lexham Bible Guides, Study Bible, Dictionary) act as price leaders. All the links to other Logos resources encourage us to purchase even more of your products! (...) their pricing should reflect the fact that they generated sales of other products.

I thought about that - but in reverse - when there was the discussion of "further reading" products outside of recommended Platinum.

My idea was that the product page should have the required reading and recommended reading lists with buy buttons for the resources. When someone has the m.Ed course in his shopping cart (or owns it), they get e.g. 50% on required reading and 33% on recommended reading resources. Thus, the more the add-on purchase idea works, the more does the rebate "pay" the m.Ed course. Logos would of course still get mucho $$$, but it would be easier to convince oneself... (waiting for a NT Greek course where BDAG is required under this model)

Whyndell Grizzard

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/628209#Comment_628209

sorry for multiple post- this only happens off my Ipad- not sure why.

Kent

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/628140#Comment_628140

Sorry, still too expensive.

Be honest Logos these products (as well as Lexham Bible Guides, Study Bible, Dictionary) act as price leaders. All the links to other Logos resources encourage us to purchase even more of your products! Rather than the video only versions of these courses being less expensive, they should be more expensive!

Don't get me wrong, I really like the links to other resources--this is one of the real benefits to having them in our library. But with that said, their pricing should reflect the fact that they generated sales of other products.

Many of us have already spent a great deal of money on an education (I believe you had mentioned yours) so it does not make sense to me to reinvest at these prices.

mike

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/628435#Comment_628435

http://vimeo.com/mastersseminary/videos/sort:duration/format:thumbnail

Joh

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/628483#Comment_628483

Thank you for your link![:)]

Keith Larson

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/628435#Comment_628435

Sorry, still too expensive.

Be honest Logos these products (as well as Lexham Bible Guides, Study Bible, Dictionary) act as price leaders. All the links to other Logos resources encourage us to purchase even more of your products! Rather than the video only versions of these courses being less expensive, they should be more expensive!

Don't get me wrong, I really like the links to other resources--this is one of the real benefits to having them in our library. But with that said, their pricing should reflect the fact that they generated sales of other products.

Many of us have already spent a great deal of money on an education (I believe you had mentioned yours) so it does not make sense to me to reinvest at these prices.

I have my MDiv from Trinity Evangelical and am currently working on my DMin at Knox.

I have to say I have really benefited from the classes I have taken at Knox, so I personally find continued education of a great value. Not only do the mEd courseware offer a good review of what we learned in seminary, but being 26 years out of seminary scholarship has advanced. I just wish these courses were at a more attractive price point for me. I would love to have the new course on 2nd Temple Judaism, I didn't learn anything about this when I was in seminary.

Currently I took advantage of the many new base packages to build my library, so purchase more courses unlikely at the present time. I am sure I will purchase more in the future. But only if they are discounted at 40% or more. I am passing up on the current pre-pubs counting on the fact that historically Logos re-bundles or re-packages resources to get around their claim that the pre-pub price will be the lowest ever offered.

Everett Headley

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/628519#Comment_628519

Keith,

I absolutely agree with continuing education. However, at the prices offered withe the Mobile Ed I would much rather take them from an accredited source. Especially when there is an abundance of other sources that have many name brand authors, teaching master's and doctoral level courses, in video and online, for free. In keeping with forum rules, I don't wish to post my source, but I am currently going through a Romans doctoral course taught by Doug Moo that's 16 hours long. I don't have Logos interactivity with it, but its not really needed.

Keith Larson

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/628534#Comment_628534

Keith,

I absolutely agree with continuing education. However, at the prices offered withe the Mobile Ed I would much rather take them from an accredited source. Especially when there is an abundance of other sources that have many name brand authors, teaching master's and doctoral level courses, in video and online, for free. In keeping with forum rules, I don't wish to post my source, but I am currently going through a Romans doctoral course taught by Doug Moo that's 16 hours long. I don't have Logos interactivity with it, but its not really needed.

I really don't see why schools couldn't consider these courses just another required resource like books. The videos are SO much better the ones Knox has produced. A school then could provide discussion groups/forums along with exams and papers to be graded.

After a certain point, accreditation really isn't a factor, once I earn my DMin I am pretty much at the end of my academic path. At this stage of my life I am not interested in taking theological German (languages do not come easy for me), so a PhD in NT or Theology is out of the realm of possibilities. With that said I plan to be a life long learner.

Keith Larson

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/628534#Comment_628534

In keeping with forum rules, I don't wish to post my source, but I am currently going through a Romans doctoral course taught by Doug Moo that's 16 hours long. I don't have Logos interactivity with it, but its not really needed.

There is nothing preventing you to added a link to this course in the "Romans" reading list. Many of these list have links to external resources found on the web. I noticed no one has started such a category in this particular reading list, but I am sure people would appreciate it if you did.

Kent

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/628559#Comment_628559

After a certain point, accreditation really isn't a factor, once I earn my DMin I am pretty much at the end of my academic path. At this stage of my life I am not interested in taking theological German (languages do not come easy for me), so a PhD in NT or Theology is out of the realm of possibilities. With that said I plan to be a life long learner.

Interesting that you mention this. I am currently taking German with plans to pursue my PhD in Philosophy of Religion.

Keith Larson

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/628574#Comment_628574

Just updated the Roman's Reading list to include both Logos' Roman course and BiblicalTraining.org course. The new section is found right before the Bibliography.

Here is the syntax for adding external links:

* [[Romans >> http://www.biblicaltraining.org/romans/douglas_moo]] | Dr. Douglas Moo’s course on Romans at Biblical Training

Michael

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/628582#Comment_628582

I am extremely disappointe in Logos when it comes to the Mobile Ed courses. Bob came on the forum and touted the Mobile Ed course that was placed on CP. The Course went through CP in less than 2 weeks if I remember correctly, so it was obviously a product that could benefit both Logos and the CP users. Since that time, not another Mobile Ed course has been put up on CP. Instead, they're listed as prepubs for hundreds of dollars. Very disappointing.

Matthew C Jones

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/628238#Comment_628238

sorry for multiple post- this only happens off my Ipad- not sure why.

It isn't just you. The forums are buggy today.

Stephen Kao

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/628559#Comment_628559

Just found out something the which title in the Personal & Professional Development bundle is been offer as a single title, as the description and the title does not match.

The course title on the web page is "Idolatry and the Power of the Cross", but the description is for "Our Identity in Christ"

God blessStephen