Danny Zacharias – Mastering Logos Bible Software to Supercharge Your Bible Study!

Danny Zacharias – Mastering Logos Bible Software to Supercharge Your Bible Study!Logos Bible Software training to help the busy pastor and student get the information you need quickly!The World of the Bible is at your fingertips! This Logos Bible Software tutorial course is designed to cover every aspect of this powerful software so that YOU can study and understand the Bible like a pro. This course is ready for users of Logos 9.Kickstart Your Study Of The Bible By Harnessing The Power Of Logos, At Less Than 10% The Cost Of The Official Logos Training.Perform lightning fast and sophisticated searches of the Bible and other resourcesHow to do in-depth study of any passage in the BibleHow to do in-depth word studies in the original language (even if your knowledge of Greek and Hebrew is limited!)How to learn about the history, culture, people, places, and things related to the Bible.And that’s just the tip of the iceberg…. The Most Powerful Bible Software At Your FingertipsLogos is the recognized leader in Bible Software, but it’s a big application with lots of buttons, panels, and links. Once students go through this course, they will feel very comfortable in Logos, and will know where and how to find the information they are looking for.Many pastors, scholars, and those interested in studying the Bible are busy, and don’t always have a library nearby. Logos has made the Bible easier to study than ever. Logos will quite literally become your research assistant for all topics related to ehte Bible.Content and OverviewCurrently covering all aspects of Logos version 9, new version 9 users should note that v9 and v8 are VERY similar. I will be adding more videos in future weeks to cover new items introduced in the latest version.The course starts with the “lay of the land,” getting you used to how Logos looks, but menu and buttons, as well as the homepage and layouts.The next section goes on to the whole reason you have Logos – to read the Bible and know it better. In the “reading the Bible” section, I show you the various ways to view, navigate, and search the Bible.The next section is devoted to teaching you how to access the primary languages of the Bible. Even if you do not know Greek or Hebrew, Logos has worked hard to make some of the basic information about the primary language accessible.With the various Logos guides, the application will truly become your research assistant. In the Guides section, I will cover the various built-in guides of Logos.Logos has created a large amount of tools to help in your research. The tools section will cover tools such as the timeline, atlas, Factbook, etc.Logos gets stronger the better your library is (quality of books you purchase) but also how well you manage it. The library section will help you understand how to search and organize your resources.Never before have readers of the Bible had at their fingertips the ability to search the Bible with such precision. The Searching section will teach you how to search the Bible with precision, as well as how to search your library intelligently.The Documents section shows you the various types of documents which you as a user can make in LogosLogos helps you to do your research and study by providing excellent note-taking and highlighting abilities. In the Research section I’ll show you how to utilize these features.FULL, NO QUESTIONS ASKED, REFUND IF YOU AREN’T SATISFIEDLogos, Logos Bible Software, the Logos logo, and the Logos icon are trademarks of Logos Bible Software. This is an unofficial course not affiliated with Logos Bible SoftwareYour InstructorDanny ZachariasI’m Danny ZachariasFollower of ChristHusband to MariaFather to Lex, Jack, Ella, and HudsonAssociate Professor of New Testament Studies at Acadia Divinity CollegeOnline instructorMobile app developerBTh, MA, MDiv, PhDBiblical StudiesI’m passionate about equipping the next generation of Christian leaders with the proper tools and knowledge necessary to responsibly interpret God’s Word. My full-time job, blog, online courses, mobile apps, and YouTube videos all come out of this passion, and I hope you find it useful. For my most up to date Curriculum Vitae, please see my Academia page.Tech TipsI’m passionate about my tools. Many people say a carpenter is only as good as his tools – this is true of almost every vocation. I’m a bit of a tech ninja, not because I love technology but because I have long recognized how the right tech and software can be extremely helpful and time-saving.Course CurriculumMastering Logos Bible Software to Supercharge Your Bible Study!Before you BeginWooHoo! Entirely refreshed course (1:11)Before You Start … (2:32)Section A: The Lay of the LandA1: User Interface (4:47)A2: User Menu (2:02)A3: Program Settings (9:15)A4: Layouts (4:42)A5: Homepage (3:42)A6: The Go Menu (5:10)A7: Creating Menus (2:41)Section B: Reading the BibleB1: The Basics of Bible Navigation (6:27)B2: Parallel Resources & Settings (12:41)B3: Multiple Resources & Linking Texts Together (8:16)B4: Reverse Interlinear Bibles (10:29)B5: The Factbook Button & More Word Info (7:37)B6: The Visual Filter Menu, part 1 (15:51)B7: The Visual Filter Menu, part 2 (8:14)Section C: Accessing Primary Language Bible and ToolsC1: Primary Text Bibles (8:08)C2: Clause & Syntax Resources (7:43)C3: Lexicons (9:03)C4: Linking a Lexicon and the Bible Sense Lexicon (5:33)C5: Creating a ‘Reader’s Edition’ Bible (5:51)C6: Text Criticism Resources (10:59)C7: Morphological Searches (10:30)C8: The Clause Search (7:48)C9: Syntax Searches (7:50)C10: The Exegetical Guide (12:34)C11: Sentence Diagramming, Morphology Charts Tool, & The Concordance Tool (7:33)Section D: Library Management (taming the beast)D1: Library Searching and Browsing (12:07)D2: Removing Resources from Your Library (3:37)D3: Prioritizing Resources (i.e. telling Logos what your favorites are) (5:21)D4: Adding Tags & Ratings, and Making Collections (10:15)D5: Browsing Systematic Theologies and Finding Free Logos Books (5:50)D6: Properly Citing Logos Resources and Creating a Bibliography (4:05)D7: Starting a Reading Plan (4:13)Section E: Digging Deeper with Guides & WorkflowsE1: The Guides Menu (4:32)E2: The Passage Guide (18:19)E3: The Exegetical Guide & Topic Guide (6:38)E4: Bible Word Study (7:07)E5: The Theology Guide (3:52)E6: The Counseling Guide (4:07)E7: Creating Custom Guides (3:22)E8: Workflows (10:35)Section F: SearchingF1: The Bible Search (9:02)F2: Basic Search (10:11)F3: Media search and Search Templates (5:53)F4: Clause, Morph, and Syntax Searches (7:57)F5: Inline Searching (8:55)Section G: Research and Reading ToolsG1: Highlighting Text Anywhere (9:58)G2: The Notes Tool (12:57)G3: Clippings Document (5:44)Section H: (Most of) The Tools MenuH1: The Bible Browser (3:50)H2: The Factbook (10:09)H3: The Atlas (3:00)H4: The Timeline (5:44)H5: Text Comparison (compare Bible versions) (6:34)H6: Passage Analysis (and Remaining Tools) (8:57)H7: The Sermon Builder (17:07)H8: The Sermon Manager (3:22)Section : Logos Interactive Resources1: Bible Books Explorer (10:30)2: Proverbs and Psalms Explorer (5:32)3: Miracles, Sacrifices, Commandments, and Names of God (9:17)4: Use of the Old Testament in the New Testament (3:15)5: The Event Navigator & Outline Browser (5:32)6: Narrative Character Maps (3:42)7: Parallel Readers (OT synopsis, gospels, and Paul’s teachings) (6:59)8: Unit, Number, and Text Converters (5:09)9: Canon Comparison (4:53)Section J: (The Rest of) The Documents MenuJ1: Visual Filter (4:46)J2: Canvas (6:23)J3: Passage List & Word List (4:01)J4: Word Puzzle & Prayer List (2:04)Section K: The Logos ClassroomK1: Logos Courses (video and text-based) (5:12)K2: Educational Materials in the Media Tool (3:29)K3: Greek and Hebrew Alphabet Tutors (2:17)K4: Other Lesson-based Interactives (5:09)In Conclusion…A Quick Look at the Logos Mobile App (10:41)A Word of Thanks and Request