Technology as a Tool

Over the years, the technology used as a tool by Spoken has evolved significantly. Today, our leaders primarily use the MegaVoice MP3 player and MicroSD cards to share recordings, showcasing the power and effectiveness of modern technology as a tool in our mission.
Over the years, the technology used as a tool used by Spoken has evolved. Today, the MegaVoice MP3 player and MicroSD cards are the primary tools our leaders use for sharing recordings.

MegaVoice MP3 Player

  • Cost-effective​
  • Solar-powered​
  • Dedicated Technology
  • Holds up to 800 hours of audio content
  • Allow groups of 10+ to listen together​
  • Ensures consistent content that remains true to the Word of God​
  • Shareable with surrounding people groups​
  • Allows villagers to hear stories repeatedly, enabling them to memorize and internalize the message
Many remote areas where unreached people groups live do not have running water – much less access to clean water – yet technology seems to have overcome community development barriers as cell phones are quite accessible. This can vary community by community, but when cell phones are accessible, MicroSD cards provide a great option for sharing recorded content. One more way we use technology as a tool.

MicroSD Card

  • Extremely cost-effective​
  • Powered by existing cell phones
  • Holds up to 1600 hours of audio content
  • Allow groups of 3-5 to listen together​
  • Ensures consistent content that remains true to the Word of God​
  • Shareable with surrounding people groups​
  • Allows villagers to hear stories repeatedly, enabling them to memorize and internalize the message
Storage used to enhance oral learner experience
Local leaders are the stewards of this technology, opting to utilize it in small groups, share it with someone not physically able to go to church, or pass it to a neighboring oral community. We never want technology to be the focus – Truth is what we are sharing – yet it aids our ability to share content and create engagement, both faster and further than we could with individual leaders alone.