系統設計者的話：學英文根本不用背，你講中文，你有在背中文嗎？學英文也是一樣的道理，那是自然而然就會的東西，用背的方式最後肯定都是不行的。 更多...

最好的學習就是有英文的父母，不斷的跟你說話、耐心的教導你，時間長了，你也就慢慢就融入其中了。

但是我們沒有英文父母怎麼辦？看影片學英文就學的起來嗎？學不起來。

我們從小到大，也看過了不少英文電影，至少也看過1、200部也跑不掉，但是為什麼看了這麼多的英文電影，英文還是很爛呢？

主要的原因是我們沒有從基礎性的強化學習。舉個例子，西方的幼兒出生時，他至少聽了各種大人講英文至少聽了2年，才慢慢開始說英文、與大人互動。

而且都是一字一句慢慢的說、慢慢的教、漸進式的、慢慢的、越來越習慣、越來越聽的懂、越來越會說的過程。

那麼我們看的影片、電影過程中，都是大人成熟型的講話速度、方式、語調，我們怎麼可能跟的上？

一旦跟不上，思想中就會產生覺的好難哦、我不行種種念頭，那麼產生了這種潛在式的排斥心理作用，那麼你就更難學的會了。


所以我們必須打好基礎、深厚的基礎，萬丈高樓平地起，唯有打下深厚的基礎，後面你走的路才會越來越順。

程式界裏有句話，程式債欠的越多，最後就只能放棄。學英文也是一樣，英文單字債欠的越多，你就直接上來文法、句型、語調，最後也只能放棄。

基於上述的思維，我打造了這套系統，從最基礎的單字學習起，不斷的強化、加深你對這個單字的聽力，透過各式各樣的影片、各式各樣的人、各種不同的場景。

就只是為了訓練一個單字的聽力，無數的人跟你講同一個單字，講個20遍、50篇、100遍(且不重覆)，我就不信學不起來。


這套系統做出來後，我自己在使用的過程中，確實真的能聽出來他們講的這個單字，而且他們講的速度再快也能聽的出來。

能聽的出來，就知道他講的大概意思；能夠知道他講的大概意思，就能夠用幾個簡單的單字回應；能夠回應，也就能夠對話；當能夠對話，就能夠再修正文法、句型、語調。


我的目地就是希望自己至少能聽的懂人家在說什麼，用英文跟人家對話，大家共同努力、學習。若有其它想法或對這套系統設計的建議，也可以與我聯絡：ichich2013@gmail.com

EdgeConf 3: Accessibility
觀看次數：483
CHRISTIAN
heilmann
here's
the
panel
I
always
see
accessibility
as
a
hard
core
usability
testing
let's
have
a
family
name
like
lewthwaite
she's
from
king's
College
And
he's
an
accessibility
and
usability
specialist
alice
boxhall
is
from
Google
but
she
knows
about
accessibility
I
talked
to
she's
like
and
here's
alice
she's
going
to
talk
to
you
later
about
accessibility
But
now
we
have
accessibility
testers
in
there
And
matthew
tylee
atkinson
from
the
paciello
Group
over
there
is
from
the
paciello
Group
a
tester
screen
magnifier
And
he
works
on
web
accessibility
that
we
both
had
chapters
in
the
web
accessibility
book
DEREK
featherstone
So
i'm
here
today
to
talk
about
accessibility
alice
is
putting
aria
support
into
chrome
all
the
different
accessibility
features
of
smartphones
I
work
with
people
with
accessibility
with
disabilities
every
day
have
a
mobility
or
a
dexterity
impairment
like
vestibular
disorders
that
have
some
kind
of
vestibular
disorder--
animations
and
your
parallax
effects
So
when
you're
scrolling
down
the
page
accessibility
the
pointers--
what
about
custom
gestures
And
that
gives
functionality
were
completely
untenable
like
aria
to
provide
programmatic
accessibility
where
it
just
we've
got
tools
built
into
browsers
free
voiceover
on
the
Mac
zoomtext
on
Windows
is
a
magnifier
and
reader
But
Dragon
naturallyspeaking
is
a
great
tool
those
things
all
used
to
be
divs
with
on-click
handlers--
i'm
canadian
Is
it
http
2
And
there's
some
real
slippery
slopes
use
screen
readers
aren't
just
blind
CHRISTIAN
heilmann
Splendid
so
we're
back
to
bed
components
instead
of
web
components--
not
bad
so--
oh
it's
a
tablet
Touch
interface--
and
really
small
and
not
resizable
But
he
doesn't
want
to
do
it
so
melanie
lang
melanie
lang
So
it
is
what
are
the
main
offenders
of
modern
websites
in
terms
of
accessibility
And
it's
a
barrier
for
accessibility
matthew
tylee
atkinson
there's
a
few
things
And
a
lot
of
stuff
in
accessibility
is
conveyed
the
semantics
are
conveyed
But
there's
just
no
semantic
information
fewer
words
on
the
page
more
focused
or
don't
put
dashes
in
or
put
spaces
in
It
shouldn't
be
necessary
But
for
accessibility
people
facing
extra
accessibility
wouldn't
show
up
CHRISTIAN
heilmann
So
alice
the
shockingly
innovative
way
of
using
buttons
instead
of
divs
with
on-click
handlers
alice
boxhall
Well
yeah
if
you're
using
standard
widgets
aren't
using
the
standard
widgets
that
aria
metadata
semantic
information
DEREK
featherstone
wouldn't
it
be
better
alice
boxhall
How
do
you
mean
DEREK
featherstone
Well
aria
is
CHRISTIAN
heilmann
we're
coming
back
in
the
meta
viewport
tag
of
the
300
millisecond
delay
which--
I
guess
in
the
past
with
browser
vendors
to
say
OK
developers
to
both
scenarios
CHRISTIAN
heilmann
you're
not
ross
Green
are
vastly
different
depending
on
the
user's
world
region
example--
most
eu
rules
say
don't
autoplay
media
The
answer
is
don't
autoplay
the
media
websites
actually
obeyed
their
own
rules
the
different
territories'
regulations
about
accessibility
there's
differences
between
accessibility
guidelines
about
how
disability
varies
globally
and
internationally
might
want
to
conceptualize
it
levels
and
types
of
disabilities
vary
depending
on
where
you
are
by
locale
region
it
allows
perhaps
for
more
of
that
indigenous
reflection--
So
they
can
account
maybe
for
indigenous
populations
or
more
regionally
I
don't
want
to
be
sued
reader--
I
think
i'm
with
you
Derek
But
i'd
really
like
that
feature
as
part
of
analytics
And
that
was
unenforceable
or
usable
really
DEREK
featherstone
Yeah
there's
a
lot
of
things
talk
about
guidelines
accessibility
guidelines
So
when
we're
embedding
a
YouTube
and
don't
autoplay
that
one
So
the
edicts
like
do
not
autoplay
though
they're
rolling
out
globally
accessibility
guidelines
even
though
we're
rolling
out
we
have
accessibility
guidelines
CHRISTIAN
heilmann
it's
a
super
tricky
all-in-all
problem
shane
hudson
So
are
the
wcag--
I
have
trouble
saying
that--
guidelines
Are
accessibility
laws
trying
to
fix
an
outdated
world
of
development
communities
it
keeps
abreast
of
new
developments
And
as
I
say
when
they're
being
picked
up
internationally
CHRISTIAN
heilmann
matthew
in
terms
of
gaming
matthew
tylee
atkinson
A
couple
of
things--
first
of
all
matthew
tylee
atkinson
Sarah
made
a
really
good
point
matthew
tylee
atkinson
A
couple
of
points--
one
to
be
perceivable
operable
Understandable
and
Robust
But
a
lot
of
the
guidelines--
in
fact
all
of
them--
So
in
terms
of
game
accessibility
understandable--
well
it's
got
to
be
CHRISTIAN
heilmann
So
alice
when
you
put
that
into
the
Developer
Tools
accessibility
panel--
can
test
programmatically
which
is
a
subset
robust
encapsulates
all
of
that
matthew
No
I
was
going
to
ask
since
you're
all
there--
DEREK
featherstone
So
using--
75%
of
all
statistics
So
you
can
get
probably--
DEREK
featherstone
Yeah
you
can
get
80
to
90%
CHRISTIAN
heilmann
Yeah
Mr
snowden
ah
soden--
for
accessibility
ANDREW
ronksley
In
the
UK
there's
some
kind
of
sight-related
issue
applies
to
all
of
us
So
when
he's
using
a
screen
magnifier--
If
someone's
using
a
screen
magnifier--
you'll
all
have
a
screen
magnifier
built-in
Windows
great
for
accessibility
for
people
and
test--
I
don't
know--
inaudible
for
example
DEREK
featherstone
Yeah
there's
tons
of
things
alice
boxhall
actually--
oh
But
I
also
feel
that's
a
bit
of
a
cop-out
in
terms
of--
I
they're
right
there
don't
be
afraid
of
contacting
say
disabled
people's
organizations
or
putting
a
call
out
a
wiki
or
something
about
these
little
accessibility
hacks
But
outreach
to
real
people
with
disabilities--
patrick
lauke
No
I
haven't
got
a
question
And
you'll
get
fierce
debates
in
the
accessibility
community
in
britain
who
have
color
blindness
alice
boxhall
Sure
you
want
to
send
me
a
inaudible
CHRISTIAN
heilmann
Derek
you
were
twitching
DEREK
featherstone
A
little--
there's
If
you're
relying
on
color
then
you
need
to--
we're
not
saying
CHRISTIAN
heilmann
This
also
ties
into
internationalization
piece
fit
into
accessibility
was
what's
in
the
first
15
kilobytes
I
think
like
drop-down--
DEREK
featherstone
So
on
a
carousel
We
also
do
things
like
if
the
carousel
container--
when
we
automatically
stop
it
from
rotating
if
the
node
is
just
slidden--
"slidden"
nice
word
for
creating
good
user
interfaces
the
guidelines
there's
stuff
that's
not
in
there
So
we're
skipping
one
of
the
questions
that
i've
ceded
sadly
enough
aralia
moser
OK
you
skipped
a
person
CHRISTIAN
heilmann
I
skipped
Dan
appelquist
aralia
moser
OK
so
i'm
wondering
how
do
you
prioritize
accessibility
in
your
workflow
where's
the
accessibility
plug-in
How
do
you
get
accessibility
into
the
workflow
DEREK
featherstone
it's
got
to
be
moved
earlier
out--
not
like
as
in
the
spec
but
here's
And
it's
kind
of
like
that
with
accessibility
matthew
tylee
atkinson
I
completely
agree
with
that
alice
mentioned
accessibility
testing
You
can't
do
it
all
mechanically
that
you
can
test
mechanically
it's
called
inaudible--
which
can
perform
these
tests
that
SARAH
lewthwaite
i'd
like
to
just
interject
And
I
think
it's
trying
to
position
accessibility
So
at
the
moment
there's
a
term
aversive
disablism
But
if
you're
designing
for
your
group
then
you
might
as
well
be
making
disablist
judgments
Because
you're
still
excluding
to
consider
accessibility
it's
great
it's
kind
of
disheartening
that
we
gap
between
the
accessibility
evangelists
and
the
developers
who
know
about
accessibility

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