Solutions to optimize fragmented learning
Fragmented time utilization is a pain point for many language learners, and Duolingo solves this problem with the following design:
- 5-10 minute short course design: Each lesson is centered on a specific topic (e.g., ordering food, asking for directions), and small exercises such as multiple-choice translation questions and voice following are used to quickly complete the knowledge assimilation.
- Mobile First Strategy: The iOS/Android app supports offline download of courses, so you can study without internet while commuting.
- Daily goal setting: If you choose a goal such as "5 minutes a day" when registering, push notifications will be sent to remind you to study.
- Progress Visualization: The main interface displays "X minutes learned today" and the number of consecutive learning days, creating positive incentives.
Suggestions: In the morning commute, you can complete 2 sessions of listening practice, 1 session of story mode in the lunch break, and 10 minutes to review the day's mistakes before going to bed. Combine with the "Club" function to join the same progress group to monitor each other's effect is better.
This answer comes from the articleDuolingo: an interactive tool for learning more than 40 languages for freeThe
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