THE FIRST ATTEMPT OF MAKING CHINESE CHARACTERS INTRODUCTION COURSE ONLINE COURSE – RESULT OF THREE YEARS

Authors

  • N. Somkina Saint-Petersburg State University

Keywords:

online course, online education, Chinese writing, Chinese language

Abstract

The article deals with the way of solution to the main problems in making of Chinese Characters Introduction online course, which are the extent of theoretical part, teaching Chinese radicals, the necessity of pronunciation of radicals, Mastering the practical part, Testing the acquired knowledge, as well as some technical issues such as encoding problems, etc.

Author Biography

N. Somkina , Saint-Petersburg State University

Associate Professor Department of Chinese Philology

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Published

2022-02-17

Issue

Vol. 2 No. 01(77) (2022)

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