How I use my iPad to learn languages | useful features u0026 tips

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Title	:	How I use my iPad to learn languages \| useful features u0026 tips
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Very helpful
Comment from : Marek Gurbovic

4:32 Do you have a Chinese version of the writing practice block in GoodNotes too?
Comment from : Bảo Phan

I wish I had goodnotes back when I went to spanish school Overtime they gave me a big box of valuable printablesHaving to toss all of that when moving was heartbreaking
Comment from : Lexie Sanders

Um wow I’m already going through multiple notebooks on my language and was wishing I had them in the digital format So the question I have is what are some of the app recommendations?
Comment from : Ryan Milton

I’m American and learning Russian I have sheets of paper everywhere This looks interesting
Comment from : Ryan Milton

This channel always stays bon point/b in their videos! Thanks for another great video!
Comment from : 0MusicSpeaks0

Добрый вечер) Очень полезное видео, спасибо большое ☺️ Если есть возможность, не могли бы вы посоветовать учебники для самостоятельного изучения испанского практически с нуля? (Такие, чтобы полностью на испанском; на крайний случай с английским) Заранее благодарю 😌
Comment from : Надежда Анисимова

This video is extremely informative and very helpful
Comment from : Awadelrahman M A Ahmed

Yo that app you’re using to write on that textbook at 3:46 is crazy! Which app is that?? 👀
Comment from : baconrocksable

What ipad do u uae
Comment from : Jennifer Cerdan

so helpful, what's app you used for writing practice in this video?
Comment from : trinhlk udemyevent

why do you learn korean?
Comment from : iBeauty

Glad I bumped into this video!
Comment from : Macy Luna

Does she have a video talking and showing the native app on iPad helps to learn languages?
Comment from : Carla Wong

in brief:brIn this video, the speaker shares how they use their tablet, specifically an iPad, to aid their language learning journey brThey discuss various features and tips that can help others enhance their language learning experience using a tablet br br1 Split-screen feature: This feature allows you to multitask, such as watching a video in your target language while taking notes or using a dictionary simultaneously br br2 Reading on an iPad: Reading apps like the default Books app on the iPad can be combined with note-taking or flashcard apps to create an effective language learning routine br br3 Planning and organization: Tablets can be used to set reminders, track study time, create vision boards, habit trackers, and even function as a language learning bullet journal br br4 Digital notes and documents: Storing course materials in a digital format allows for easy organization and accessibility, as well as the ability to repeat exercises or look up words quickly br br5 Practicing writing: The iPad and Apple Pencil are perfect tools for practicing writing in a new language, without wasting paper or harming the environment br br6 Text recognition and search: Most note-taking apps have a text recognition feature, allowing you to search your handwriting for specific words or phrases br br7 Recording audio while taking notes: Some apps allow you to record audio as you take notes and sync the audio with your notes, which can be useful when attending lectures or watching videos in your target language br br8 Changing app languages: You can change the language of your tablet or individual apps to help you learn and remember vocabulary in your target language br brThe speaker encourages viewers to share their own experiences and tips for using tablets in language learning in the comments section
Comment from : e-genieclimatique

OMG, how have I just discovered split screen? TYSM!!
Comment from : Maxximum

Omg this was so helpful! I've been meaning to start using my iPad for language learning for ages, but I wasn't even aware of some of the features you mentioned!! I definitely need to look into them further
Comment from : Language Cat