Description
Kanji Drill is a set of driil and practice exercises for intermediate Japanese students, developed for Dr. Kazzy Watabe of the Department of Asian & Near Eastern Languages. It helped students drill themselves in Kanji reading and pronunciation skills using an “audio flashcard” format. Student would be given a Kanji phrase to read aloud, then would be presented with a native speaker recording and sample sentences to check their accuracy. The application tracked student progress through the drills.
Project Type:
Pedagogy
Status:
Archived
ODH Personnel:
Non-ODH Collaborators:
Masakazu Watabe
