http://chinese.glossika.com The Campbell Method Wed, 09 Sep 2009 03:55:58 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Everything here on this site will be moving to www.glossika.com over the last quarter of 2009. We'll keep you posted. The order buttons on this site no longer work, so please find the course that fits your needs at the link above. http://chinese.glossika.com/were-moving/ The following courses of vocabulary lessons are in preparation. Using Mike Campbell's speaking and listening linguistic methods for training your ears and tongue to recognize and use thousands of new vocabulary, we'll start you off with basic vocabulary by MP3, followed by intermediate vocabulary (you may also refer to the supplementary ... http://chinese.glossika.com/vocabulary-lessons/ Module 1 (Beginning Mandarin) Lessons 1-10 have already been posted to the site. If you're new to this site, you may be wondering where the lessons are. All lessons appear right here in this spot in the blog. There is free content for members, and the full-length course in video format for ... http://chinese.glossika.com/where-are-the-lessons/ 2008/4/10 Update: This upgrade is finished. Our servers are undergoing an upgrade at the moment which means that a couple lessons may be delayed a couple days. This upgrade means better use of server resources and an increase in speed to provide faster access to the media files. This upgrade should ... http://chinese.glossika.com/upgrade-to-cloud-computing/ Here is the recommended method for this course: 1. Come back to the site to get your new video and material regularly. I recommend do not wait more than 2 days between lessons. The reason for this is that each lesson reinforces the memories built in the last lesson. If you ... http://chinese.glossika.com/how-to-use-this-course/ All lessons posted on this site require users to be logged in to access course materials. Once logged in, the newest free materials and paid-for materials will appear on the homepage. This site offers you several levels of learning convenience: 1. The experienced language learner You can probably go through all our lessons ... http://chinese.glossika.com/hello-world/ The idea for this project started back in 2002, however at the time was unsure how to deliver video content to the web. A trial run was created using MP3 files instead for a difficult-to-find language to learn, Southern Min or commonly known as Hokkien/Taiwanese. This project was launched in ... http://chinese.glossika.com/project-timetable/