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Created by Xu, De Bao and Hong Gang Jin, interactive multimedia of texts, video, audio, graphics and animations, over 150,000 pieces of media being linked together, activities including vocabulary, grammar, paced-reading (entire text, individual sentence), video-text, video-alone, listening video, character text, cultural notes, and exercises: dictations, listening comprehension, over 500 character writing exercises including glossary and alphabetic index, on-line instructions, free navigations among activities and lessons, traditional character and Pin-yin texts, standalone, two CD-ROMs (1.3GB) forthcoming, Princeton University Press. The software is equipped for Chinese Primer written by Da-Duan Chen et al, Printon University Press.
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Created by
Xu, De Bao and
Hong Gang Jin, interactive
multimedia of texts, video, audio, graphics and animations, over
100,000 pieces of media being linked together, consisting of five
activities: introduction, diologs, authentic video and multiple
choices, newspaper reading, and vocabulary, traditional and simplifed
character texts, standalone, CD-ROM, Cheng & Tsui Company,
Boston, May, 1996. The software is equipped for a multimedia course
for advanced Chinese entitled
Chinese
Breakthrough---Learning Chinese Language through TV and
Newspapers, which incorporates a textbook series
(textbook, workbook, video tape, audio tapes, and the multimedia
software) by Jin, Hong Gang, De Bao Xu, and John Berninghausen,
published by Cheng & Tsui Company, Boston, first edition: May,
1995, second edition: June, 1997, third edition: Nov. 1998.
"Chinese Breakthrough is a success. It provides, as the preface
states: 'a structured yet flexible multi-media course format' for
learners of Chinese with integrated and annotated audiovisual and
video materials, assisting learners in breaking through the initial
barrier for comprehending and enjoying TV news programs in Chinese.
From the perspective of text and material development, Chinese
Breakthrough presents an ensemble of authentic mutli-media materials
to the field, an achievement that is ground-breaking".
-Textbook review by Hao Sun, Journal of the Chinese Language Teachers
Association, Oct. 1997, Vol. 32:3, pp. 113-116.
"There are about 100 schools using the CD-ROM all over the world, as far away as Australia. Closer to home are schools such as Brigham Young University, University of Virginia, Southern Methodist University, Newton North High School in Massachusetts."
"The textbook has similarly been adopted all over the world in
England, Germany, Spain and at such places as the Calgary school
system in Canada, and the Auckland Institute in Australia. In the
United States, both high schools and colleges are using this series,
from East Coast to West Coast, as well as government agencies such as
the CIA. Some examples are Shawnee Mission schools in Kansas, the
Berlitz schools, Middlebury College, Duke University, Carnegie Mellon
University, Phillips Exeter Academy, the California State University
system, San Francisco State University, and the University of
Iowa."
-Sale Statistics of 1998, by Jill Cheng, General Manager of Cheng
& Tsui Company, Boston-
To order, contact Cheng & Tsui Publishing Company, Boston
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Created by De Bao Xu and Hong Gang Jin, interactive multimedia of texts, video, audio, graphics and animations, over 150,000 pieces of media being linked together, two parts in each lesson: dialogs and text, activities including animated dialogs, audio-visual vocabulary and grammar, paced-reading (entire text, individual sentence), video-text linkage, cultural notes, vocabulary index of 16 lessons, online instruction, traditional and simplifed characters, free navigation among activities and lessons, standalone, two CD-ROMs (1.2GB) forthcoming, Cheng & Tsui Company, Boston. The software is equipped for China Scene: An Advanced Chinese Multimedia Course, which is a 16-lesson multimedia course based on 16 authentic video reports from China (textbook, video tape, audio tapes, and two CD-ROMs). The course is to introduce recent social, economic, and cultural changes in China after 1990's, written by Jin, Hong Gang, De Bao Xu, and James Hargget, Cheng & Tsui Company, Boston, 2000). To order, contact Cheng & Tsui Publishing Company, Boston
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