I've got a few spare weeks at the end of the summer, and I'm thinking of doing a few short tutorial videos on Logos 6. I haven't done any for a while, partly because I did a bunch of mEd videos, and partly because Logos are doing some great videos themselves (or here). But you can never have too many tutorial videos!
So, what do you think would make a good video (or short series). It might be:
Perhaps you could think about:
Thanks for your help!
Perhaps you could do something that demonstrates some of the more complex search capabilities, with real world application.
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I'd second that - searching could always do with more tuition.
It is so central to accessing what our library has to offer.
Shalom
Mobile App usage. Specifically Bible.
In addition to what Fredc and Kevin A. Lewis have suggested, and other may suggest, the mobile app is much neglected in tutorials. Recently, I discovered and ran into an issue with an easy way to get an English Biblical definition of a words in the Bible without going through loops and hoops (a figure of speech). That is not as easy to do on the mobile app as one would expect. :-)
Thanks.
I have ben thinking and thinking, as there are more videos out now than when Mark did his excellent video series in the past - but I think I agree with a focus on mobile. Just this week for the life of me I could not figure out how to search a particular book - I had done it before, luckily I found it in recent searches and went from there. But there are still many mysteries, my mobile app use is very basic.
Mark, your videos are so helpful I would look forward to any that you produce. Thanks for your willingness to do these. I'm going to start two small groups studying Proverbs so perhaps you could do a video on the Proverbs explorer.
Soli Deo Gloria
Randy
I'll put in my vote for syntax searching. This is such a powerful but underutilized resource because of the lack of good training resources.
Lankford Oxendine:I'll put in my vote for syntax searching.
I am thinking about filling this void by creating a Syntax Searching Playlist on my new YouTube channel. (See signature for link)
Will probably start work on it next week. Stay tuned...
Free Logos Tutorials on YouTube: Digital Bible Study Made Easy
Mike Meiser: Lankford Oxendine:I'll put in my vote for syntax searching. I am thinking about filling this void by creating a Syntax Searching Playlist on my new YouTube channel. (See signature for link) Will probably start work on it next week. Stay tuned...
That would be outstanding Mike. If you have one that focuses on the complex searches (e.g. gaps) that would be very helpful. I find that I always have to play around and by process of elimination successfully build these searches. Sometime I do not have any success. This is probably difficult because I do not understand why they occur.
Mark Barnes: I've got a few spare weeks at the end of the summer, and I'm thinking of doing a few short tutorial videos on Logos 6. I haven't done any for a while, partly because I did a bunch of mEd videos, and partly because Logos are doing some great videos themselves (or here). But you can never have too many tutorial videos!
Based on the quality of previous videos, I am sure that any training videos you produce will be warmly welcomed and very useful
A personal request would be for a video on note-taking within L6.
Thank you very much for all the hard work you put into enriching the Logos community.
That would be great!
Lankford Oxendine:That would be great!
Just FYI, I have started posting videos for my syntax searching series. You can find them on my YouTube channel at the link in my signature. It is configured with the assumption that you know nothing about syntax searching in Logos, but have a basic understanding of Greek or Hebrew. I am three videos in of a planned 6 video series. I would love feedback and questions if there are any!
Mike Meiser: Lankford Oxendine:That would be great! Just FYI, I have started posting videos for my syntax searching series. You can find them on my YouTube channel at the link in my signature. It is configured with the assumption that you know nothing about syntax searching in Logos, but have a basic understanding of Greek or Hebrew. I am three videos in of a planned 6 video series. I would love feedback and questions if there are any!
Well done so far. Thanks!