Online Koine Greek Materials

[SCSaunders]

Edit: The point of this thread was and remains twofold:
(1) to provide "review" sites for those who've already had Greek training, but need to brush-up in order to get the most out of BW7 software.
(2) For those who've never had Greek training, but would like to get some in order to get the most out of BW7 software.
(3) I'm partial [prejudiced] toward multimedia sites.

Stumbled across an animated course, taught by Ted Hildebrandt, teaching 1st year Koine Greek. FYI ...

Ted Hildebrandt (http://faculty.gordon.edu/hu/bi/Ted_Hildebrandt/New_Testament_Greek/Video/00-GTLearnVideos.html)

[MGVH]

Following SCSaunders link, there actually are a number of other Greek resources I describe and link HERE (http://bibleandtech.blogspot.com/2008/07/online-koine-greek-instruction-site-and.html).

[jdarlack]

His digitized version of A.T.Robertson's Greek Grammar was the basis for the BibleWorks version, and his bibliography on Proverbs (http://faculty.gordon.edu/hu/bi/Ted_Hildebrandt/OTeSources/20-Proverbs/Text/Bibliography/Proverbs-Bibliography.htm) is a thing of beauty - by far the best bibliography on the book/genre anywhere.

[Joshua Luna]

I am curious: What tool(s) is/are this site and Animated Hebrew (http://www.animatedhebrew.com/) using to create these screencasts?

[SCSaunders]

I am curious: What tool(s) is/are this site and Animated Hebrew (http://www.animatedhebrew.com/) using to create these screencasts?Animated Hebrew appears to be recording PPT slides with Camtasia Studio 4. As for Ted Hildebrandt, not so sure - but it does seem to be PPT + something. JMHO.

[MGVH]

I just posted HERE (http://bibleandtech.blogspot.com/2008/07/get-lost-in-jerusalem-free-interactive.html) about another incredible resource Ted is sharing for free, "Get Lost in Jerusalem."
For that program, at least, he appears to have used Macromedia Director (http://www.adobe.com/products/director/).

[Ken Neighoff]

Another good site to check out is biblicalgreek.org

[SCSaunders]

Another good site to check out is biblicalgreek.org Appears to be the proverbial "treasure trove," which includes multimedia helps as well. Thanks!

[SCSaunders]

Found some Mounce 1st Year Courses while noodling around on biblicalgreek.org.

http://www.teknia.com/classes/
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[SCSaunders]

<<http://www.ntgreek.net/>>

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Mounce-like.
Litmus Test Passed - link to BW7.

[SCSaunders]

You really have to check these out!

Michael Hanel 1st mentioned them here --> <<http://www.bibleworks.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2562>>


there are two ways to navigate to it
1. Open up iTunes and load the iTunes Store.
2. Once store is loaded you should see a link within the iTunes store called "iTunes U" (it's right under iTunes Latino)
3. Open up Concordia Seminary (under Universities which are in alphabetical order)

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Use the link found on this page (http://itunes.csl.edu/) to launch iTunes U.There's more gold in them Concordia Hills. You owe it to your language studies to check out their "Exegetical Resources" page.
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The value of these is taking your learning or review to the next level, by reading. You go from learning 1st year morphology and grammar stuff (theory) to reading in an actual language text with someone who knows that language (practice).

Since they are podcast, you can subscribe to these as well as download them.

*PS - this will be my last post in this thread for a while. I have oodles of daily multimedia material to enjoy.
*PPS - A daily dab 'ill do ya just fine, when disciplined over days, weeks, months and years.