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My friend who runs a charity in Nigeria just posted this on their facebook - anyone got any clever ideas?
question for technical people: What is the cheapest, smallest way that I could give teachers in rural nigeria a single sound file to listen to? I need them to have a recording of some letter sounds so that they can remember how to pronounce them after I have gone, and as there is no electricity it cannot be on a CD. It has to be something battery powered. Maybe a mega cheap MP3 player?
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cheap flash based dictaphone my gran got one for fiver..
or how about getting one of the greetings cards that you can record your own message into?
Oddly I have 20 million pounds in a bank account in Nigeria if you would just send me your bank details I will transfer the money .......
Long shot, but how do those silly kids toys work, the kind you get in Mc D's, usually small cuddly ones that when pressed give out a roar etc, until parent gets pissed off & throws it out of the car window?
Afraid I don't know what they're called, or how they work, or cost, or how long they record for.
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Being serious - a single sound file does not really give enough information: how long is the sound clip/what quality/size is the file?
Teach one person to be the teacher?
Cassette recorder?