Leading product at Logos in the Christian tech space, I’m involved in frequent discussion about AI. I’ll highlight two recent examples, specific to Christian higher education, hoping they can help to stimulate your own thinking and discussions on this important topic. “AI in Your Theological Research and Spiritual Study” Last month I had the chance […]
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Responsible Use of AI in Logos
Common Good magazine interviewed me a couple of months ago on Logos’s use of AI for Bible study and published a revised transcript as “AI within Your Theological Library.” If you’re interested to better understand how Logos’s theology of technology works itself out practically as we carefully apply advances in information technology in the form […]
A Biblical Theological Framing of Technology
The team at Logos asked me to write some thoughts on technology and how we at Logos think about the role of technology in the mission of the church and our for-profit business that exists to “use technology to equip the church to grow in the light of the Bible.” Many have angst about this […]
Is Google Keep Better Than Evernote?
On the heels of announcing the demise of Google Reader (and several other services), Google has launched a new note-taking app called Google Keep, which has as its tagline “save what’s on your mind.” Keep is currently an Android app, which requires Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich) or higher, and a web app (under the Google Drive brand). I imagine an […]
The Best Google Reader Replacement
Google Reader has long been the best RSS aggregator available. It arrived on the scene in 2005 and quickly overtook the competition. I switched from Bloglines to Google Reader shortly after it was released and never looked back. Their web app is excellent, and their Android app is pretty solid too, even if not as advanced as some […]
7 Things I Love about the Nexus 7
I’ve been using a Nexus 7 (from Google and Asus) for the last seven months, and I’ve really enjoyed it. It’s a nearly perfect device—at least for my needs. It replaced my third generation iPad (which my wife and daughter now share) and my HTC Evo phone. Here are seven things I love about it, in no […]
5 Reasons to Get Logos 5
Three months ago we launched a brand new version of our Bible study software for PC and Mac: Logos Bible Software 5. If you haven’t checked it out yet, I’d encourage you to. Logos 5 is faster, better organized, and easier to use, and it has a cleaner look and lots of new and improved features. It’s a fabulous […]
8 Reasons to Upgrade to Windows 8
Windows 8 has been out for a few months, and it’s had mixed reviews. Some people like it; others hate it. I’m convinced that it’s a worthwhile upgrade for Windows 7 users (and a must for Windows Vista and earlier users)—especially at the current introductory price. My experience with Windows 8 went something like this: […]