Language skills teaching method and apparatus
AssigneeRosetta Stone, Ltd.
InventorsGregory Keim, Jack August Marmorstein, Ronald Bryce Inouye, John Fairfield, Michael Scott Fulkerson
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AssigneeRosetta Stone, Ltd.
InventorsGregory Keim, Jack August Marmorstein, Ronald Bryce Inouye, John Fairfield, Michael Scott Fulkerson
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A student providing a multi-word response in a computerized language teaching system provides a manual input concurrently with each responsive word. For example, he might enter a keystroke correspondent to the first letter of each word. When using the teaching computer silently, a student will typically “speak” each word mentally as he enters a keystroke, so the limited experience is almost as effective as speaking out loud. When a student types one or more keystrokes concurrently with each word that he speaks, the computer will be able to detect when a student is responding with a correct word, but merely mispronouncing it. Also, since the computer will receive a keystroke as the student starts each new word, it is better able to distinguish the boundaries between words and recognize them more reliably.
A method comprising:
A method for teaching a target language to a student:
Apparatus for teaching a target language to a student comprising:
Apparatus for teaching a target language to a student comprising:
A method of testing for a correct response comprising:
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