Teknia

Bill, I would really like to create a vocabulary card set by chapter for the gFlash Pro app on iPhone. However, I would prefer not to have to type in all the words myself. Would you be willing to share the vocabulary in electronic form (Word or Excel would be ideal)? I would then create the sets by chapter and post them on gFlash's public card listing.

Thanks,
Daniel

I have iFlash on my Mac and, in the available decks to download for iFlash, there are 2 labelled as Mounce Greek decks. I haven't gotten an iPod version of iFlash yet but you're supposed to be able to download any iFlash decks onto the iPod version of iFlash.
 Sorry for the lack of links. Can't see what I'm typing on this page, for some reason.
www.loopware.com/iflash

Early on for the iPhone I and another user created decks for each chapter of BBG (called Basics_Bib_Grk_## in the list) for the app StudyCards for the iPhone (see more at http://WorkLifeStudy.com). I no longer use the app, and don't know the competition, so I can't say if it's still worth the $9.99 premium, but it's an option.
Aym

I am the author of GreekFlash, GreekGrams, and HebrewFlash Biblical. I wrote them for my own studies. But, they have been very useful for so many of my friends and other students.

Paul Avery
http://www.peejstudio.com

I really enjoy iFlash (http://www.loopware.com/iflash/), which is a desktop flashcard app that has a (free to owners) iPhone counterpart that has been recently developed. Users are able to login to a rather large free repository of user-made card sets which include BBG by chapter.

Furthermore, iFlash is a genuinely awesome flashcard program in general aside from Greek.

Finally, I do not dare make the assumption that every iPhone owner is also a Mac user, but fair warning the desktop program is for OSX only. It might still be worth looking into if the user has access to a Mac to make/edit/sync flashcards(*somebody* in your Greek class is going to have a Mac... split the cost of the desktop app and get access to the iPhone stuff -> the lists are synced directly from the desktop app.)

1. iStudy: Greek Vocabulary (Biblical Koine) by Ronald Bell ($1.99)
2. GreekGrams by Paul Avery ($2.99)
3. GreekFlash by Paul Avery ($6.99)
4. HebrewFlash Biblical by Paul Avery ($4.99)

Of these I have only used the top two. iStudy is a basic flashcard program with a great vocab set, and even contains separate cards for verbs with stem changes in certain tenses. My only complaint is that you can only study them in a fixed order (and there seems to be little reason behind the ordering) or get them in random order in "test mode." There are no other options.

GreekGrams is a great app which contains almost every major diagram from Mounce's BBG. It includes multiple diagrams for articles, nouns (including the "8 rules"), pronouns, verbs, and participles. I highly recommend this one.

Awhile ago I added the Hebrew words, by chapter, into iFlipr.  I made a few mistakes along the way, and I've since started to write my own on index cards, but I think they're pretty good.  Let me know if anyone needs any changes made to them.