Renting

Robert Peters

Will their be an option to rent Mobile Ed courses in the future?

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Tom Parker

Bump.

I have the the same question as above, any response on the possibility of renting?

Anthony H

I like the idea...

Anne H

Renting Mobile Ed would interest me as well.

Terri Young

I would definitely be interested in renting courses as well,

Tim Taylor

Will their be an option to rent Mobile Ed courses in the future?

[Y]I would also like to see this! Or maybe an option for a monthly subscription to have access to all Mobile Ed Courses (like Netflix or Lynda.com). As long as the option to purchase the content never went away, I would be comfortable with a subscription model for Mobile Ed Courses like this.

mike

If Hollywood and Amazon VOD can make HD rentals to be $4.99, then I assume Logos can do $3.99 or less.

Keith Larson

If Hollywood and Amazon VOD can make HD rentals to be $4.99, then I assume Logos can do $3.99 or less.

Why would you assume this? Hollywood and Amazon have 100's of thousands of customers, Logos will be blessed to have a several thousand.

Matthew C Jones

If Hollywood and Amazon VOD can make HD rentals to be $4.99, then I assume Logos can do $3.99 or less.

Doubtful. The Mobile Ed courses are interactive with the quizzes and exams. If a course sells for $300 why should it rent for $4?

Anthony Sims

I like the renting idea, but $4 is too low. Hollywood movies also sell for about $20. Mobile Ed courses are significantly higher. Plus, the renting option on Amazon and VOD is only for 24 to 48 hours. Mobile Ed courses would need longer, say 1 month? A more realistic option may be $50-100 depending on length and content. The ratio for renting would need to be closer to the cost of the course.