In this screencast we learn one of the most useful funcitons of gospel library: Using the "tag" function to create a personalized index.
"I encourage all members to use the resources on the Church’s websites and mobile apps. They are continually being refined so that they are easier to use and more relevant to our lives." - Robert D Hales October 2013 General Conference
Wednesday, February 5, 2014
Using Multiple Screens in Gospel Library
In this screencast we learn how to open multiple books and pages in Gospel Library at the same time, and how to quickly switch back and forth between them.
Using the History Function of Gospel Library to Find Previously Viewed Pages
In this short screencast, we learn how to utilize the "history" function of Gospel Library to quickly find pages you've previously visited.
Downloading Movies on Gospel Library
In this screencast we learn the simple yet critical task of how to download a movie, and the importance of doing so before teaching a class.
Using the Audio and Video Functions of Gospel Library to listen to content
In this screencast, we discuss how to use Gospel Library audio and video functions to:
- Have the scriptures and other content read to you
- Watch, or listen to conference
- Play hymns and other music
- View church approved art
Utilizing the Search Function in Gospel Library
In this screencast we will discuss how to search the content available in Gospel Library.
Limitations of Gospel Library
In this screencast, I'll discuss some of the limitations, and problems that still exist with Gospel Library including:
1. The inability to highlight bullets, and indented materials
2. The slow, and inaccurate search function
3. The lack of author information in sources
4. Difficulty selecting buttons
5. Inability to rearrane some content (Such as journals)
1. The inability to highlight bullets, and indented materials
2. The slow, and inaccurate search function
3. The lack of author information in sources
4. Difficulty selecting buttons
5. Inability to rearrane some content (Such as journals)
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