I first heard about Skritter from John Pasden, who posted about it almost a year ago. At the time I was busy with other things and didn’t give it much of a chance, but I’ve come back to it and am really enjoying it (it seems to have improved greatly since I last used it, too). My writing isn’t what it should be, and Skritter is a relatively easy way to improve it. If you’re studying Japanese or Chinese, you should really check it out.
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- ChinaPlates 1.1 is in the wild, go download!
- Heisig, SRS, and my experience with learning Chinese characters
- One language or many, take two
- Repetitio est mater studiorum
- In praise of the single use (dictionary) device
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Hey John, thanks for the repeat link, we appreciate it. Feel free to drop us a line if you think of any ways we could improve our little creation!