Learn about ROBO-SENSEI's unique features. Take a brief tour of the program before you start. Learn how ROBO-SENSEI can be used for grammar brush-up, during travel, or to supplement a course. Learn how to best incorporate ROBO-SENSEI into your school's Japanese curriculum. See how each lesson in ROBO-SENSEI corresponds to topics taught in popular Japanese textbooks. Return to ROBO-SENSEI home. System Requirements for ROBO-SENSEI. ROBO-SENSEI by Noriko Nagata, University of San Francisco
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	LEARNING JAPANESE WITH A TEXTBOOK If you are a self-learner or if you are one of many students in a Japanese class, you may find it difficult to get personalized feedback about the errors you’re making when you speak Japanese. ROBO-SENSEI fills this gap by providing you with production exercises covering a wide range of grammatical structures—together with immediate, detailed feedback regarding the nature of your errors. And ROBO-SENSEI includes a vocabulary lexicon for each exercise so that you don’t have to waste time looking up vocabulary and can focus on the grammatical patterns you need to master.   Grammar Brush-up ROBO-SENSEI is ideal for rapid, effective brush-up work on difficult grammar points. Most textbooks are not set up for targeted grammatical review, because grammar topics are interspersed with new vocabulary and situational dialogues. Moreover, textbooks cannot test you and expose gaps in your knowledge the way interactive software can. The grammar-based organization and intelligent-feedback capabilities of ROBO-SENSEI address both of these considerations.   Learning during Travel If you are planning to travel to Japan, you can run ROBO-SENSEI on your laptop computer for last-minute brush-up on the airplane. ROBO-SENSEI’s clear organization and immediate feedback will allow you to cover many topics in a short period of time. After arriving in Japan, you can also consult ROBO-SENSEI to clarify newly-encountered words and grammatical structures. There are even practical tips and photographs regarding the cities and train stations that you are most likely to pass through!
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