Audio learning for CFI?

[zx6rrider]

Slowly studying for my CFI, anybody know of any good audio learning or discussions I could download and play in the car? I spent 10 or more hours each weekend commuting and would like to do something productive with that time....Even something just teaching the basics may help me see how to get a point across. Free is great but if its worth the money I wouldn't mind spending a few bucks. Thanks

 

[yourcfi]

I have recorded my FOI chapters on iPhone and listen to them while running. Since the FOIs have to be pretty much memorized/ down cold, it works well. Unfortunately, regs or lesson plans may not work in a similar way. Good luck and let me know what you try. I do know that having FOIs recorded (in my own voice) helped me tremendously.

 

[zx6rrider]

Don't care to hear myself talk but thanks for the idea, Ill give it a shot

 

[rframe]

There are PDF to Speech tools, that could read to you for iPad/Android/PC/etc.

Actually Adobe Reader (if you use the clunky piece of junk) has one built right in.

Read Out Loud is a Text-to-Speech (TTS) tool that is built into Adobe Reader 6.0. It reads text contained within a document window.
http://www.adobe.com/enterprise/accessibility/reader6/sec2.html

 

[subpilot]

Gleim offers an audiobook for there pilot training books.

 

[yourcfi]

There are PDF to Speech tools, that could read to you for iPad/Android/PC/etc.

Actually Adobe Reader (if you use the clunky piece of junk) has one built right in.

Read Out Loud is a Text-to-Speech (TTS) tool that is built into Adobe Reader 6.0. It reads text contained within a document window.
http://www.adobe.com/enterprise/accessibility/reader6/sec2.html

Thanks! I will try it as well since I have some ways to go before my cfi checkride