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hi all, i will be starting class in september and was wondering if anyone uses a recording device to record lectures, etc. i was thinking this would help me study...the question is, what do you use..some have said they use an ipod...if that the case...which one? i did a search and there are so many different versions:confused:...i am challenged so to speak when it comes to electronics...i want something that is very clear and that perhaps i can download on to my laptop or listen to in my car when driving...all opinions are welcome and needed...thank you in advance
For A&P I, II and Lab I , Lab II and Chem I put my ipod either on the teacher's desk or under a rubber band wound around a water bottle to hold it in a standing position. For the Lab Practical Review I just rotated the bottle as needed when the teacher moved about. The A&P teacher was so soft spoken that I often had to sync the recording to the computer so I could boost the playback level high enough to hear clearly. This was with a 3rd gen iPod and a Belkin external microphone module from Amazon. When you plugged the module in, it asked you wanted to record. Because the unit was old I had less than 2 hours of recording before the battery would die.
HTH, SoFla
I barely use it, but I have the Ipod Touch & I ordered a microphone on amazon for like 8 bucks... then I downloaded Italk lite to record. I love my ipod because I also have a few apps that I can look things up on. The one i really love is Medscape and its free too. you can look up drug info for clinicals, and also information about procedures and different values.
Lilbit, ADN
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Ill have over an hour commute so I'm hoping to use my iPod touch to record lectures. Hopefully the mic will be sensitive enough. I think it could be really helpful getting the lectures to sink in and a good way to use my commute time. Plus I can plug it in to my car stero.