Game: ZON/New Chengo: MMORG for Learning Chinese
6 August 2009
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Yong Zhao has been leading the development of Zon, the world’s first MMORPG for learning Chinese language and culture. It provides an immersive environment for learning Chinese through interactions with both pre-programmed content and other players, including live tutors from China. Log in and play now.
I am very interested in how we might support more students in Washington State, particularly Eastern Washington, as they seek to learn Chinese.
Another great way to learn mandarin chinese is through movies and you can do that here for free:
http://www.learn-chinese-from-movies.com/
I really enjoyed your keynote presentation at the Learning and the Brain conference in San Fransisco – Thanks for reminding us of some of the important things in life.
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