Sept/Oct BibleWorks Training Workshops

[Charlie]

We are offering a string of training workshops beginning in Sept. Please forward this information to anyone you know who may be interested.

For information on training workshops in general click here. For specific details on any of these locations click the corresponding date:

September 10, 2004
New York/Philadelphia

September 13, 2004
Lexington, KY/Orlando, FL

September 15, 2004
St. Louis, MO

September 17, 2004
Denver, CO

October 5, 2004
St. Paul, MN

October 7, 2004
Detroit, MI

October 26, 2004
Princeton, NJ

These training workshops were each coordinated by an area seminary for their students and faculty, but they are opening registration up to other BibleWorks users in their area.

These dates are not far away, so register soon if you want to have a seat reserved for you.

Information regarding other BibleWorks training opportunities this year will be posted on the training page of our website as workshops are scheduled.

Contact me if you have any questions.

See you at a workshop,

[frankenfro]

I see that the Orlando training is actually done via a link-up with Lexington, KY. Any chance this this video can be recorded for future dissemination?

[ingosorke]

Since none of the dates work for me, I'd be interested in a video workshop as well (different from the supplied CD).

[Charlie]

I'll look into the possibility of recording a workshop and let you know.

[adamsons100]

I have been using BibleWorks in several versions for about six years. I now use the latest iteration of BibleWorks 6. Am I an advanced user? Which workshop should I attend in Denver, beginner or advanced? I use the program primarily for sermon preparation and exegesis.

[Joe Fleener]

On BibleWorks training page: http://www.bibleworks.com/training/ there is a link to a "What you will learn" document. It gives a summary of the kind of topics that are covered in each workshop. After looking at that you will probably know which one is for you.

[Charlie]

I just posted information regarding a new fall workshop scheduled for Oct 26th at Princeton. See the first post in this thread for link.