• May 14, 2019 Good comments below. I'm considering this purchase but, I too feel as though for all the thousands i spend with LOGOS training like this one should be given without further charges. I've purchased numerous trainings over the years (check my purchase history) yet, I need training before I feel the need to invest in more that I can't utilize? Logos, I think, should re-think its marketing approach to its users. Logos would benefit greater, I think if, all training was free. Wow! I just realized why apple products continue to fly off their shelves, they give away training as a add-on benefit.
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    2. David is right. Logos should consider it. It could be very helpful.

    3. ... a suggestion that has been made to Logos repeatedly over the years - largely to no avail. I note Adam's response re discounts for those institutions that sign up with Logos, but this is of little use to the majority of end users. Even at 50% off, "how to effectively use our software" should simply be provided for free - especially on a product as complex as Logos.
    4. So the replies are all 4-5 years old, the software offered is old, and yet here we are still struggling to use a complex piece of software that should pride itself in offering its users the best training available. To say that Logos offers training is to say we attached training wheels to your bike, don't fall over. The training does nothing to get a user up to the level they want to be - I have used logos since version 2 - and I wish Libronix never had gone away, because it was the easiest to use and I would still be using it today if Faithlife and Logos had not of made it so it would not even run under windows anymore. I have almost $30,000 of hard-earned money invested in Logos and can only scratch the surface of what I want it to do; it is not an intuitive piece of software. This is why I spend money on Accordance also because it offers real training at no cost, not just 5-minute videos on YouTube like Logos does. I was about to buy this bundle, but not now, not for a version that is out-dated. My students deserve me to be at my best. With Libronix, I had invested hundreds and have been unable to access these titles at all - and now I have thousands invested in Logos and no real guide to get the most out of the program unless I spend hundreds more. Do I feel like Logos should have done their lifetime users better? Yes. We all acknowledge that this software has costs associated with its development, but our purchases at top-end prices helps to off-set this, so training should not be a question - it should be provided for us free or at the very least, reduced depending upon our overall investment. Dynamic pricing isn't that. So, Logos/Faithlife; ask yourselves, what would Messiah Yeshua do? Charge His disciples or offer them the teaching they need?