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- implements the basic idea to listen and
repeat what you have heard,
just as you learned your first language
- replaces mechanical keystrokes and makes the entire process
more natural for language study
- used in the "Parrot" tool to
- speak
a sentence and wait for the user to start talking
- record
the user's voice and determine when he has stopped talking
- play back
the user's voice and
immediately repeat the correct version for comparison
- repeat again
, without interuption, unless the user selects a new sentence with a keystroke
- controls the lesson flow and
reduces the number of keystrokes. This reduction in the frequency
of keystrokes helps to prevent repetitive
strain injury during
prolonged computer use.
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