Now you can practice for your Bar Mitzvah with an iPhone & iPad app that helps you learn to read your Bar Mitzvah Parsha. The app is an interactive Tikun Korim. The Tikun works on both the iPhone and iPad and has many features to aid in learning your reading.
The layout of the Tikun is specialized designed to fit the iPad or iPhone, being about half the height of a normal Tikun. It works in both landscape and portrait mode; where landscape mode has the Torah view on the left and the Ta'amim (Cantorial notes) on the right, and portait mode shows only one view at a time with a quick toggle switch to flip between the two. There is a bookmark feature for quick access to the parsha you are studying, and the ability to record and email that recording to your friends and Bar Mitzvah teacher. Also included is a Ta'amim Chart with audio by a professional Bar Mitzvah teacher, so you can learn how to lain on your own.
Included is all of the Torah and Megillas Esther. We plan on adding Hatorahs later on.
The typesetter for this Tikun is by Divrei Emes and the audio laining is done by Ira Slotnick.
Professional Baalei Koreh will appreciate the clarity of the text, Shvah Na and alternate opinion notation.
Features:
- Interactive Digital Tikun
- Landscape / Portait Modes for both iPhone & iPad
- Record Audio & Email Recordings
- Bookmark Sections
- Parsha Slider & Quick Finds
- Ta'amim Chart with Professional Audio
- Great Bar Mitzvah Teaching Aid
- Clear & Crisp Text With Zoom Capability
- Shvah Nah Notation
- Alternate Opinion Notation
Hope you enjoy, and we will love to hear your feedback!
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19 COMMENTS
posted by Barry Schwartz on: Apr 15, 2012 05:28pm
Volume up and mute off?
posted by Jsbasid on: Apr 15, 2012 04:57pm
Trying to get the Ashkenazic audio of shmeni to load. Does not have sound after I made the purchase
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The new ipad resolution is really awesome. It has some greaed changes as compare to the ipad 2
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thanks for sharing. I'd like to use it.
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posted by Weinbergers on: Feb 16, 2012 07:24pm
Never mind, I see now how to do it. Thanks.
posted by Weinbergers on: Feb 16, 2012 07:23pm
Not working. What am I missing? Is there more than one way to get the listing?
posted by Ronnie Schwartz on: Feb 16, 2012 05:38pm
Just swipe on the listing of it.
posted by Weinbergers on: Feb 16, 2012 04:22pm
I love the feature allowing you to make your own recordings, but how do you delete them?
posted by parental control software on: Jan 31, 2012 12:54am
It is another useful educational app that users could download to their iPhone and iPad. It is one advantage that you can get using these gadgets today.
posted by sell my iphone on: Jan 25, 2012 07:31am
Thanks for sharing.
posted by Ronnie Schwartz on: Jan 23, 2012 01:56pm
Its inside the app in the audio menu, there is a button to purchase audio. We have almost all of the Askenazic Haftorahs. It is going on a schedule with the actual Parsha schedule.
posted by Barry Schwartz on: Jan 22, 2012 05:21pm
Only iPhone, iPod touch and iPad. Not mac.
posted by Gavriel on: Jan 22, 2012 05:20pm
Last question: can this be used on a Macbook pro if I dont own an Ipad?
posted by Gavriel on: Jan 22, 2012 05:16pm
How do I buy the individual parsha recordings? and what is the ETA for the Haftorahs?
posted by Johannab on: Jan 19, 2012 05:59am
I'm impressed. Thank you.
posted by Jake on: Oct 7, 2011 01:42am
Does this app also chant the torah portion as it is written or only ta'amim list or your own recording?
posted by Barry Schwartz on: Oct 7, 2011 01:53am
You can pay extra for audio for each parsha.
posted by Charlie on: Dec 11, 2011 05:10pm
. Excellent aid for barmitzvah boys and occasional leiners. Helpful and swift response to queries.