We put a lot of time and expense into creating Media (and interactives) for Logos 6. I'd love to hear what you appreciate most, and what you'd like to see more of.
The media is tagged to show up 'when you need it', and we emphasized showing it at point of need over browsing interfaces. So here are a few tips on where to look to see what you've got:
Media Search: "deSilva" to find both slide and video versions of David deSilva's teaching materials. (Are slides or video better? Are these things you'd actually use in church or a class?)
Media Search: "Beitzel" for thousands of photos of biblical locations.
Before and After Interactive -- note that there are now ready-to-use images in the bottom of the info panel -- clicking will take you straight to Visual Copy. Are these artist renderings interesting/useful? Are the hand-drawn ones good enough? Take a look at "Jerusalem" -- where we invested in a much higher-quality rendering. Is it worth it? Useful?
Open the Faithlife Study Bible Infographics to something like logosres:fsbinfographics;art=solomonstemple
If you right-click on this and choose Visual Copy, you'll be able to copy exactly this image, or one of three custom slides derived from it, but designed for projection. Is this useful? Have you ever used media from Logos in a presentation?
Media Search: "British Museum" -- lots of museum images are available online, but these have been hand-curated, licensed, neatly laid out, and have captions. (In a few cases the museum is taking new photos!) Is this useful? Does this extra level of attention help?
Media Search: "Cyrus cylinder" -- this lets you see our hand-made media (in "Logos Media Library") as well as how we've curated photos from the Internet ("Online Results"). Should we do more web curation? Of videos as well as stills? Or invest more in less, but carefully curated and laid out?
We heard from pastors (and seminary profs) that a lot of their time went into choosing media to illustrate their sermon. I know that's only true for people who use media -- some don't -- but I'd love to hear if our work on media in Logos 6 is helping address that need we did hear, and how you are / aren't using the media.