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As others have noted you do not need any specific Logos package to use a Mobile Ed course. You'll be able to watch the videos, read through the transcripts, and take the quizzes for a course even if it is the only Logos product you own (quizzes only work on the desktop app) . You won't be able to make use of the additional features like the Activities
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You can either submit your response as a post on the main feed of the group or as a new topic under the Discussions tab. Either one works fine.
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The courses in the series you are referring to have been adapted from longer Mobile Ed courses. Lynn Cohick's videos were taken from her NT101 course. There are some sample videos of that course on the NT101 product page. The specific samples may not be in the Bible Survey Video Series course you are looking at, but they should give you a good feel
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Just to add to what others have said, we do design these courses so that the videos stand alone. The additional materials like the readings or Activities resources are there to supplement and enhance the lecture content. We try to link to a fairly wide variety of books and don’t intend for people to own or purchase all the resources linked to in a course
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We will try to make this course more media rich than our typical Mobile Ed course. It will probably not have as much media as David deSilva's AR271 course (which used pictures he and another person with him took on their tours) or our other archaeology courses (which were filmed on location in Israel), but it will have more than most of our courses
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Looks like we forgot to upload it to the Courses Tool. We've done so now. You may need to restart Logos to get it to show up (it's showing up on the web app though).
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For some reason I never submitted the update request for this even though I got the image prepared. Sorry about that. I've sent it now.
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It looks like that article in the Lexham Bible Dictionary was changed significantly which has broken the link. It should direct you to the article "Ethics, Christian". I'll get the course updated, but for now you can jump to the correct article by typing in " Ethics, Christian" in the Lexham Bible Dictionary reference box.
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We have fixed the on screen text in this video and will get the resource updated.
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Sorry for the delayed response. I'm not able to reproduce the issue in Logos or on Faithlife TV.com, and I can't test it on Roku or Apple TV. I've forwarded the issue on to our customer service department.
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I'm not sure why that missed, but we have fixed it, and it is available now. Sorry about that.
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I'm not sure why the readings didn't get included when the course was added to the Courses Tool. I'll see if we can get it updated.
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It looks like we had the audio levels too low when we exported the videos for this course. We will fix this and get the videos updated. I apologize for the inconvenience.
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That's fair, and I'm sorry it hurts your eyes. Having the background as a bright white allows us to put up on screen text more easily, so we don't have any plans to change it. You could try changing the brightness settings of your computer/monitor or watching the videos on a smart phone or tablet.
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The Courses Tool actually falls under the Logos development team, not Mobile Ed. I'll forward this thread to the relevant internal person. You could also post int he General or Logos 8 forums.
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Yes, I believe we have plans to update this. He has several other newer courses that also aren't included in that bundle that will be include in the new version. We will probably wait until BI164 and BI165 ship before finalizing the new bundle. They should ship next month.
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I just inquired about getting the bid options lowered and getting the author info on the product page. Thanks.
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I responded in the Mobile Ed forum, but I'll respond here as well. [quote user="DAL"]Do Mobile Ed instructors use a teleprompter or do they record as they go and then their content gets transcribed?[/quote] Both! Our speakers do have a teleprompter that they are looking at while they record, but we also get their recorded content transcribed. Speakers
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Both! Our speakers do have a teleprompter that they are looking at while they record, but we also get their recorded content transcribed. Speakers vary on how much text they have displayed on the teleprompter. Most of them have slides with just their main bullet points or an outline of what they what to cover with only quotes written out. Some do have
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Just wanted to note here that we were originally planning on shipping this course later this year (probably early Fall), but with all the recent events in our country we prioritized its production and lowered the pre-order price. We will now be shipping in on July 21. Dr. Strickland does a tremendous job with this very relevant topic, and I think you