iVocab Biblical Greek, Version 2.0: iVocab

iVocab Biblical Greek 2.0 comprehensively updates and expands the widely successful iVocab Biblical Greek. Version 2.0 continues to move beyond traditional ink-and-paper flashcards, allowing users to see and hear chapter vocabulary followed by the translation. A powerful, portable learning tool, it includes more than 800 audiovisual flashcards for your iPod(R), other MP3 player, cell phone, or computer. Coordinated with six leading Greek grammars-Mounce, Duff, Black, Croy, Machen-McCartney, and Wenham- iVocab Biblical Greek 2.0 features will maximize vocabulary learning for students! iVocab Biblical Greek 2.0 includes " alphabet and diphthongs " a searchable index " printable flashcards " practice reading passages " a guide for learning language independently iVocab Biblical Greek 2.0 offers the tools to " customize vocabulary lists " rate vocabulary from "unknown" to "confident" " randomly shuffle flashcards iVocab Biblical Greek 2.0 automatically generates " review lists for new, established, and long-term vocabulary " review lists based on student vocabulary ratings Compatibility iVocab Biblical Greek 2.0 is designed for the following iPod models: o iPod Nano, 2nd generation o iPod Nano, 3rd generation o iPod, with color display o iPod, 5th generation o iPod Classic o iPod Touch System Requirements Computer: Win: 500 MHz Pentium processor or better Mac: 500 MHz G3 processor or better Operating System: Win: 32 bit edition of Windows XP SP2, or 64 bit edition of Vista Mac: OS X 10.3.9 or later RAM: 256 MB MP3 Player: Audio files: MP3 Audiovisual files: AAC format (.m4a) 50 MB available Hard Disk Space: 50 MB available minimum, 250 MB available recommended Software/Other: Some features may require installation of QuickTime or iTunes. In order to burn an audio CD for use in a CD player, a CD burner and disk-burning utility is required. Printable flashcards may require installation of the free Adobe Acrobat Reader. David M. Hoffeditz (Ph.D., University of Aberdeen) has taught beginning and intermediate Greek at the collegiate level and currently serves on the pastoral staff of a church in Springfield, OH. J. Michael Thigpen is completing his Ph.D. in Hebraic and Cognate Studies at Hebrew Union College. He has taught Hebrew on both the undergraduate and graduate levels. iPod, QuickTime, and iTunes are registered trademarks of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries. Windows is a registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and other countries. Compatibility with Apple or Microsoft applications and operating systems does not constitute an endorsement of this product by either Apple Inc. or Microsoft Corporation. RELIGION / Biblical Reference / Language Study

David M. Hoffeditz is cofounder and director of Ancient Tours, which leads several tours a year to biblical lands, and president of Iron-2-Iron Ministries. He also teaches part time at Trinity Evangelical Divinity School. Hoffeditz has authored iVocab Greek materials and was a contributing author to What the New Testament Authors Really Cared About.