[Teachldsseminary] Electronic scriptures

[Donna Glenn Collingridge]

Is it not important that they become familiar with their scriptures.  When 
they are missionaries sharing the gospel I don't think there palm pilot 
would have the same impact as a young person showing someone a scripture in 
the book form. this way they know what books come before, they just learn 
better by having to physically look and also important that they make notes 
and mark their scriptures for future use.
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Bill" <legal at cyberverse.com>
To: <teachldsseminary at latter-dayvillage.com>
Sent: Wednesday, October 04, 2006 11:35 AM
Subject: [Teachldsseminary] Electronic scriptures


> Kim:
>
> I have a difference of opinion about the student using the Palm Pilot.  I
> think the faster a student can find a scripture the better.  If students
> take too long looking up chapter and verse/s in the book, it has been my
> experience that you can lose the attention of the class.  In fact, I do 
> many
> of my lessons in PowerPoint and have all the scriptures that I want the
> student to read and or discuss up on the screen so that the whole class 
> can
> read the text at the same time so we don't waste a lot of time trying to
> find the chapter and verse/s in the book.
>
> Bill EMS CALIF
>
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