I'm not sure this is the right place for this...
Outlier Linguistics suggests learning the meaning, pronunciation, and form of characters separately in this video here. They call it 'pipe-lining.'
It seems like a neat idea.
I was thinking about how to set it up in pleco, but it presents a couple problems.
First, you'd need to create different scorefiles for each facet of the character you want to learn. secondly, afaik pleco chooses characters randomly from within activated categories, so if you wanted to be working with batches of 5 characters, you'd have to break characters up into a ton of small categories and manually activate each new category every day.
finally, once you have learned all 3 facets of a character, you have to have a different scorefile for characters that you have already learned.
So total you would need 4 scorefiles and a gazillion 5 character categories
I suppose there might be an easier way to do it in anki but I am not too familiar with anki..
Outlier Linguistics suggests learning the meaning, pronunciation, and form of characters separately in this video here. They call it 'pipe-lining.'
It seems like a neat idea.
I was thinking about how to set it up in pleco, but it presents a couple problems.
First, you'd need to create different scorefiles for each facet of the character you want to learn. secondly, afaik pleco chooses characters randomly from within activated categories, so if you wanted to be working with batches of 5 characters, you'd have to break characters up into a ton of small categories and manually activate each new category every day.
finally, once you have learned all 3 facets of a character, you have to have a different scorefile for characters that you have already learned.
So total you would need 4 scorefiles and a gazillion 5 character categories
I suppose there might be an easier way to do it in anki but I am not too familiar with anki..