Monday, June 13, 2005
Audio introduction to the book of Jonah ::
In the middle of the busiest month of the year, with piles of marking and papers to prepare for SBL International and Peter Horsfield's research symposium in Melbourne on "Emerging Research in Media, Religion and Culture" I took the weekend off to go down to Taranaki and lecture on Jonah. The talk was received well, so I'm making it available as an MP3. (The usual CC attribution no commercial use license applies!)
Audio Introduction to the book of Jonah, delivered to Hawera Baptist Church, Taranaki, NZ on June 11th 2005. As the lecture lasts 40 minutes you can choose whether to DOWNLOAD or listen as you go STREAMING audio.
The recording was made as part of my trial of using an MP3 player to record classes and the like, to make the files available to students as a resource. If anyone listens do let me know what you think, either about the content, or the technology! ¶ 2:31 PM
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In the middle of the busiest month of the year, with piles of marking and papers to prepare for SBL International and Peter Horsfield's research symposium in Melbourne on "Emerging Research in Media, Religion and Culture" I took the weekend off to go down to Taranaki and lecture on Jonah. The talk was received well, so I'm making it available as an MP3. (The usual CC attribution no commercial use license applies!)
Audio Introduction to the book of Jonah, delivered to Hawera Baptist Church, Taranaki, NZ on June 11th 2005. As the lecture lasts 40 minutes you can choose whether to DOWNLOAD or listen as you go STREAMING audio.
The recording was made as part of my trial of using an MP3 player to record classes and the like, to make the files available to students as a resource. If anyone listens do let me know what you think, either about the content, or the technology! ¶ 2:31 PM
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Thanks for making this available! The quality was fine with my pda/headphone combination, although there was always a little background static.
Good luck with your future recording experiments.
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Craig (mars-hill), at
June 16, 2005 11:52 AM
Thanks, Craig, I shrank it about as far as I could, the background is from the (technically) poor recording conditions (MP3 player in in my shirt pocket), so without a big investment of time/effort unavoidable...
By Tim, at
June 16, 2005 11:59 AM
