Note: Creating Passionate Users is a secular blog, unrelated to Logos, and as such may use terms or images we wouldn’t choose. Creating Passionate Users is a seriously smart and interesting blog on user-oriented product design. A recent post...
This isthe fourth installmentin a series of video blog posts (introduced here) sharing the story and culture of Logos Bible Software. Other posts in the seriesare archived in the Video category. Logos Bible Software pioneered the digital library...
I received the following story from Rob Suggs, a reviewer and enthusiastic user of Logos. I share it with Rob’s permissionbecause of how well itillustrates the “aha” momentwe love to provide for new users. If you want an easy way...
I’m not a programmer but my geek streak gets fired up by new visualizations of data, especially visualizations that are interactive. Logos 3 includes a ton of neat-o (and useful) visualizations—from wee, data-dense sparklines tothe “word...
If you woke up on Christmas morning to findLibrary Builder volumes 1-3 in your stocking (even if you had to put it there)…this article is for you. Like a lot of users, you may have started out December owning only the Logos 3 version of...
Today’s guest blogger is Landon Norton, who works in ministry relations at Logos and is a veteran of the 2006 Bible Road Trip. Logos in the “bar” As a member of the Ministry Relations team whose privilege it is to present Logos...
This isthethird installmentin a series of video blog posts (introduced here) sharing the story and culture of Logos Bible Software. Other posts in the seriesare archived in the Video category. Hear about the move from New Jersey to...
Logos Bible Software 3 has been selected as one of threestatewide finalists for Consumer Product of the Year, alongside Farecast.com—one of the hottest new travel websites of 2006—and WhitePages.com Mobile. In the state that is home to Microsoft...
This isthe second installmentin a series of video blog posts (introduced here), sharing the story and culture of Logos Bible Software. In these four videoclips, you’ll hear Bob Pritchett talk about the initial goals of Logos, how early...
I realize I’m inviting criticism by offering another way to increase the amount of email you receive from Logos so close on the heels of my Sipping from a Firehose post…but here goes. We recently added a way for you, the Logos Blog...
Every culture tells stories about itself. Stories that give answers to the Big Questions: where did we come from, who are we, where are we going? Stories that inspire and motivate; stories that enslave and perpetuate harmful attitudes. Some would...
I love being a dad and one of my favorite moments every day is when I get home after work and my daughters, aged 2 and 4, run to the door with hugs and squeals of delight. Makes a guy feel like a hero. It can also be a bit overwhelming, as the girls...
The last week of December saw another shuffle at our Bellingham offices. Hopefully it was all transparent to you, the customer, but about half of us moved our desks to a different location. The growing Design & Editorial department moved across...
Today’s guest blogger is Mark VanDyke, who works in marketing at Logos. Do you ever miss your college or seminary days, when you went from class to class hearing lectures on a seemingly endless array of topics? Now we are sharing access to...
Developer David Mitchell examines screenshotsof Logos workspaces submitted by users. Logos customers make lots of great suggestions. Suggestions for books to digitize, features to add or tweak, website enhancements, you name it. Most suggestions...
The forthcoming issue of Detroit Baptist Seminary Journal includes an extensive (3,400+ word!) review of Scholar’s Library: Gold – Logos Bible Software 3. We received permission to post the review at Logos.com in advance of publication...
One of theSBL sessions in November was entitled “Biblical Studies and Study Bibles” and looked at the issues surrounding study Bibles. You know, the printed Bibles that include study notes next to the biblical text and are often marketed...
Owning a large digital library is great when you can consult precisely the book you need at the moment you need it. Buta vast digital holdingcan present challenges when deciding whether to buy a new collection, such as the 2006 Christmas Special...
All work and no play makes for a gloomy office . . . especially around Christmas. So here are some highlights of our play during the past few weeks. This year’s office decorating contest was a battle of the grinches with two departments...
If you’ve been to Logos.com recently you’ve seen that we’re offering Free Shipping on web orders through the end of December. But we’ve also created a special edition, Christmas 2006-only collection of books called Library...
Some say you must learn Greek and Hebrew before you can truly read the Bible as it was intended to be read. Others warn that a little knowledge can be dangerous…better to trust the opinions of others than dabble in the languages oneself. Here...
Today’s guest blogger is Dale Pritchett, vice president of sales and marketing for Logos Bible Software. User Mark Alison wrote in the Logos Newsgroup, “I don’t think Logos or anyone else will ever have rights to every...
A recent post on Morris Proctor’s Tips & Tricks Blog prompted the following comment from user Aaron Cantrell: …What I would like to do is choose a book of the bible, or a section of a book (for example Gen 12-22), and have the...
It’s been a great year for Logos in so many ways. We’re thankful for the enthusiastic response to the Logos 3 release, safety on the Bible Road Trip and a warm reception wherever we travelled, strong sales growth,deepening relationships...
Dale and Jenni Pritchett recently returned from New Zealand, where they did nine Bible Road Trip events. Here’s their retrospective on the trip plus a few photos… Jenni and I are just getting back to normal after spending about two and...
We’ve devoted a lot of words on this blog to persuading you to upgrade to Logos Bible Software 3. While it’s true that many of the features we talk about most often (reverse interlinear Bibles, syntactically tagged Bibles)are only...
Late last week, the Logos offices were invaded by acamera crew shooting footage for the Bellingham/Whatcom 2006Large Business of the Year awards ceremony. Logos Bible Softwarehas been selected asa finalist for the award, which is sponsored every...
OK, bonanza might be a bit of an overstatement…but the good doctor has done some “hard time” in our video production studio so that you might reap the benefit. As part of our ETS/SBL marketing materials, Dr. Heiser, academic editor...
Some of the most exciting events we attend each year are the national meetings of Evangelical Theological Society and Society of Biblical Literature held in mid-November, this year in Washington, DC. We’ll have a booth at each meeting where...
If you live in the St. Petersburg, Florida, area you might have opened up the paper last Saturday to see Logos’ own Scott Lindsey looking back at you. The paper’s religion section carried a very nice feature article on Scott’s...