Japanese Faculty Projects



Yoshimi Fukuda (Japanese, Trinity C.)
XMediaEngine exercises for first-year Japanese
He used the xMedia Engine QTDictation template to create exercises to accompany the textbook An Introduction to Modern Japanese which is used in beginning and intermediate Japanese courses at Trinity. The exercises are intended to help students develop their listening and writing skills. A more detailed description of the project and its results is available.

Seiji Naito (Japanese, Wesleyan U.)
Web-Based Multimedia for Japanese
He is creating web-based multimedia materials based on videoclips from authentic Japanese TV programs and movies. His project will include drills, exercises and quizzes in addition to the presentation of the materials with glosses and other annotations.

Yoshiko Samuel (Japanese, Wesleyan U.)
Situational Conversation in Japanese
She received funding to photograph and digitize materials to be used in her courses. A report of the project is available.

Tim Vance (Japanese, Connecticut C.)
Annotation of Japanese materials using Guided Reading and Director
He augmented the materials he developed using the Guided Reading template. He used Director to allow more sophisticated annotations and more elegant display of Japanese on-screen.

Rieko Wagoner (Japanese, Trinity C.)
Japanese Verb Conjugation Drill
She is creating a series of vocabulary drill cards which incorporate audio for use with An Introduction to Japanese, the book she uses in the beginning and intermediate Japanese classes. A report of the project is available.


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