mr bean, have you thought a button on the practice section called "I don't know"? - Feed Post by kaito111
mr bean, have you thought a button on the practice section called "I don't know"?
lower the level of kanji, it can be practiced more often but don't place it as bad?
I read a review of this long ago, but for by my inactivity in the social feeds didn't read
lower the level of kanji, it can be practiced more often but don't place it as bad?
I read a review of this long ago, but for by my inactivity in the social feeds didn't read
posted by kaito111
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"Mr Bean?" haha. :D
Yes, I think some users gave a similar suggestion. I have give my thoughts about it, and I think I'd rather put a lesson chapter link for the user to click on the link and learn the kanji.
The "I don't know" button, can be an easy escape for user to give up on a kanji. I worry that users might over-click the button.
What do you think?
Don't change it. You can't learn w/o forcing yourself to think of the answer.
- The lesson chapter link idea sounds really good. I'm not sure about the "I don't know" button idea though.
flexible setting for that would be a nice idea for that one though :D
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