The following list provides a snapshot of what is included in Logos Now. You will find it organized according to the most recent release (Logos 7.0), which includes all the new features. These have been broken down by datasets, features, interactives, unique Logos resources, and media. Subscription only features are at the top of each category. The second half of this list includes datasets, features, interactives, resources, and media that were released during the regular Logos Now releases.
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Everything ever written in Religion and Theology formatted for Logos Bible Software.Logos Youtube Channel
Jacob, would you mind highlighting the datasets, features etc that are new to Logos Now subscribers, maybe with an asterisk or something (and indicating such at the end of your post)? Thanks!
I believe the answer is the first 5 datasets, the first 3 features ... #3 has been renamed, the first 2 interactives, resource isn't new but merely misspelled, and I don't know on media.
Orthodox Bishop Hilarion Alfeyev: "To be a theologian means to have experience of a personal encounter with God through prayer and worship."
The Bible Browser is also not listed.
L2 Scholar's Library | Bib. Lang. Sup. | L4 Min. X-Grade | L5 Starter | L5 Min. X-Grade | L6 Reformed Gold | L6 Verbum Basic
XL Theology Bundle | Logos Now Subscriber | L7 Methodist Bronze | Theologian & Pastor
If you've been a Logos Now member and are looking for just what's new in this release, here's that list:
New
In addition, here are a few additional content items I forgot to include:
Interlinears
Media Collections
also my Clementine Vulgate is an Interlinear since today
Sascha John: also my Clementine Vulgate is an Interlinear since today
Thanks. Added the interlinears to my post.
Does subscription only mean 'Logos Now' and Logos Cloud only? I am guessing these items dont require their own subscriptions/
Geo Philips: Does subscription only mean 'Logos Now' and Logos Cloud only? I am guessing these items dont require their own subscriptions/
Yes. Sorry for not being clearer.
I would assume Logos Now subscription is in view here. But, with the change from "subscription" to "membership" it may bring confusion. If Logos Now is in view, Phil, it may be helpful to change it to "Membership Only" rather than "Subscription Only."
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No support for Personal Books on Mobile Devices? :(
Stephen Terlizzi: No support for Personal Books on Mobile Devices? :(
Mobile platform upgrades are independent of desktop upgrades - but I'm not aware of any current plans to provide this
Graham Criddle: Stephen Terlizzi: No support for Personal Books on Mobile Devices? :( Mobile platform upgrades are independent of desktop upgrades - but I'm not aware of any current plans to provide this
Seriously? They prioritized an interactive on the Empty Tomb above providing mobile access to Personal Books. The latter would increase the benefit of Logos/Verbum multifold! IMHO.
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Stephen Terlizzi:Seriously? They prioritized an interactive on the Empty Tomb above providing mobile access to Personal Books. The latter would increase the benefit of Logos/Verbum multifold! IMHO.
They're completely different teams with non-transferrable skill sets.
Eli Evans: Stephen Terlizzi:Seriously? They prioritized an interactive on the Empty Tomb above providing mobile access to Personal Books. The latter would increase the benefit of Logos/Verbum multifold! IMHO. They're completely different teams with non-transferrable skill sets.
You redeploy the Engineering headcount to meet the customer requirements. You don't simply ignore the customer needs. IMHO.
Stephen Terlizzi: Eli Evans: Stephen Terlizzi:Seriously? They prioritized an interactive on the Empty Tomb above providing mobile access to Personal Books. The latter would increase the benefit of Logos/Verbum multifold! IMHO. They're completely different teams with non-transferrable skill sets. You redeploy the Engineering headcount to meet the customer requirements. You don't simply ignore the customer needs. IMHO. Agape, Steve
Skillsets are non-redeployable. This would require dismissal of one skillset and hiring of another. Put yourself in the place of one so dismissed.
Virgil Buttram: Stephen Terlizzi: Eli Evans: Stephen Terlizzi:Seriously? They prioritized an interactive on the Empty Tomb above providing mobile access to Personal Books. The latter would increase the benefit of Logos/Verbum multifold! IMHO. They're completely different teams with non-transferrable skill sets. You redeploy the Engineering headcount to meet the customer requirements. You don't simply ignore the customer needs. IMHO. Agape, Steve Skillsets are non-redeployable. This would require dismissal of one skillset and hiring of another. Put yourself in the place of one so dismissed.
I understand very well that it may mean the transition of an employee. However, a successful technology company cannot let its future roadmap be governed only by its currently-available engineering resources.
Stephen Terlizzi:You redeploy the Engineering headcount to meet the customer requirements. You don't simply ignore the customer needs. IMHO.
The problem is that the interactives required almost no Engineering support. And as the two new interactives are of a different flavor than we have seen previously, I assumed they are testing the waters for more "teaching videos" that could be used in a church setting by a teacher untrained in the area.
MJ. Smith:The problem is that the interactives required almost no Engineering support. And as the two new interactives are of a different flavor than we have seen previously, I assumed they are testing the waters for more "teaching videos" that could be used in a church setting by a teacher untrained in the area.
Yep. Those two interactives were made by artists and editorial staff using fancy web editing tools with just enough developer time to wrap it up in a package and ship it. And MJ guesses correctly that this is a pilot program for a new interactive production workflow we may (or may not) scale up in the future.