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E-learning materials
東京大学日本語教育センターで開発中の教材の一部をご紹介します。
This page introduces some of the materials under development by the Center for Japanese Language Education, the University of Tokyo.
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=Beginner, =Elementary, =Intermediate, =Advanced
[Hiragana]
For students who applied for Level 1 (General Course) You will be required to study up to L13 of this material by the "hiragana" test. |
Instructional Design: Mariko Masuda, Yasuto Kikuchi, Kaoru Maehara
Technology: Sangmok Lee
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Hiragana Japanese Language has three writing systems: Hiragana, Katakana and Kanji. Of these three, hitahgana is the most basic. We'll start by taking a look at the hiragana system. |
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Our “hiragana” material consists of three parts: Intro, Main, Task. You can switch on the tab. |
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If you are learning “hiragana” for the first time, we strongly recommend you study this part first. |
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Main：
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You can learn “hiragana” one line at a time. We recommend studying in order of Index, but Special Characters 1-6 can also be studied afterwards. |
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Five tasks (Checking Stroke order, Completing the Hiragana Chart with Drag and Drop, and others) are contained. Please work on them to establish and check the memory. |
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Sound and Stroke order |
Rearrangement
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Complete the Hiragana Chart |
[Katakana]
Instructional Design: Mariko Masuda, Yasuto Kikuchi, Kaoru Maehara
Technology: Sangmok Lee
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Katakana
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Our “katakana” material consists of two parts: Main, Task. You can switch on the tab. |
| Main： | You can learn “katakana” one line at a time. |
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Task：
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Five tasks (Checking Stroke order, Completing the Hiragana Chart with Drag and Drop, and others) are contained. Please work on them to establish and check the memory. |
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[Verb Conjugation]
Instructional Design: Kaoru Maehara, Mariko Masuda, Yasuto Kikuchi
Technology: Sangmok Lee
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[Kanji]
Instructional Design: Kaoru Maehara, Mariko Masuda, Yasuto Kikuchi
Technology: Sangmok Lee
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