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Title: Learn Chinese via Mobile Phones
Authors: tze Chung
Issue Date: 2005
Publisher: Rice University
Abstract: This course teaches Chinese language via mobile phones. As such, learners can access them anywhere, anytime. The course is suitable for both children and adults, Chinese and English speakers. The training pedagogy is that of the Imperial Chinese language training method, which had been used for over 2000 years to build solid language foundation. Research into how language was taught in Imperial China indicates that the elementary language education emphasized small chunks of rote-learning, model after the teacher and the elders, and practice what's learned. This course is presented in a moblog which is an effective medium for delivering small amount of knowledge anytime, anywhere. It is also effective in drilling, which enables memorization. Furthermore, its ease of publication encourages users to interact. It can also bring together mentors, parents, adult and teenage learners to share their experience, ask questions, clarify doubts, and form bonds and friendship. In this course, the core teaching materials and the communication component are accessible via wireless devices. Additional learning materials can be accessed via computers.
link: http://cnx.org/contents/f9b6d711-07e9-4615-8c8e-b55dea405d12@1.1/Learn_Chinese_via_Mobile_Phone
Keywords: Humanities
Theme:教科書-人文類

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