strange ?

[Sox34]

this is kind of a strange question, but I'm curious...

so I read a lot of posts where people talk about listening to study
materials on tape on their way to work, etc

And I was wondering if this is self-recorded or if some actuarial store sells them. Also... if it is self-recorded - are you all just doing it the old fashion way with a tape cassette player or are you doing it over the computer and burning cds. If you do the latter, I'd be interested in knowing how to do that.

thanks

[Dr T Non-Fan]

JAM sells audio CDs for Courses 5 and 6. I think it would be difficult for a student to spend time recording notes instead of studying.

Maybe a CD of the most important formulae. But nothing of the JAM volume (four CDs at 75 minutes each for Course 5).

[Kenny]

My final sitting for 3 I made note cards and recorded them into a little cassette recorder (one that you see doctors on TV speaking into). I listened to them on occasion especially when the note cards were too cumbersome to take with me.

[Dr T Non-Fan]

Is it possible to record stuff through a microphone attached to an iPod?

[Avi]

The Nomad JukeBox 3 records. I do not know about the ipod.

[Sellout]

Originally Posted by Dr T Non-Fan

Is it possible to record stuff through a microphone attached to an iPod?

If you get one of these http://store.apple.com/1-800-MY-APPL...More=T9635LL/A

[Sox34]

too bad i only have an ipod mini... and mini's dont' support that

[Bama Gambler]

If you have a microphone on your computer, then you should be able to record your notecards to your harddrive and then transfer to your iPod mini using iTunes.

[Tim><]

Use a permanent marker. I find black works best.

[Wannabe Actuary]

now I got it