
Which online platforms offer comprehensive Japanese self-study courses
Several online platforms offer comprehensive Japanese self-study courses, each with unique features to support learners at different levels:
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JALEA - A web tool providing Japanese learning through real-life multimedia content, interactive features like pop-up dictionaries, and character writing explanations. It supports various platforms including PC, tablet, and smartphone. 1
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SALAD - An AI-driven language-learning app for beginners and intermediate learners, featuring Kanji-Kana translations, speech recognition, vocabulary tracking, grammar explanations, and song generation from learned words. 2
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MojiGoiGo! - A learning media designed for JLPT (Japanese Language Proficiency Test) level preparation, focusing on vocabulary and language skills via Adobe Flash-based lessons. 3
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Chatbot-Based Applications like Gengobot - For autonomous Japanese grammar learning, supporting self-paced study with guided instructional design. 4
These platforms provide various tools including interactive multimedia, AI assistance, game-like functions, and specialized JLPT preparation to facilitate self-study in Japanese effectively. 1, 2, 3, 4
References
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Development of MojiGoiGo!: Adobe Flash Based Learning Media For JLPT Preparation
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Chatbot-Based Application Development and Implementation as an Autonomous Language Learning Medium
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Observing instructional design features in self-paced massive open online courses
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A Proposal of Element Fill-in-Blank Problems for Self-Study of Web-Client Game Programming
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Design of an Online Self-Study Platform Based on Campus Scenes
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Reading Tutor, A Reading Support System for Japanese Language Learners
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Hybrid Japanese Language Teaching Aid System with Multi-Source Information Fusion Mapping
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LIKARI (Five Words in A Day) Application to Improve Vocabulary Mastery in Japanese Language Learning
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Information Security Construction of SPOC: Path Selection for Japanese Information Acquisition
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BUNPO: A COURSE IN JAPANESE LITERATURE WITH USING A PROJECT-BASED LEARNING MODEL