JPS63155082A - Learining system for writing learning apparatus - Google Patents

Abstract

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Description

[Detailed description of the invention] [4 Required] A kana character string is displayed, the learner is asked to input the corresponding kanji by hand from a handwriting input device, and the input kanji is identified by a kanji recognition device. , in a dictation learning device that determines whether an answer is correct or incorrect based on the recognized kanji.
A kanji memory device that stores the pronunciation and meaning of each recognized kanji, and an idiom memory device that stores the meanings of idioms are provided. The kanji characters input by the learner and their meanings are displayed together with their meanings, and when a kanji character that does not exist as an idiom is input, the recognized kanji character and its meaning are displayed together with the correct kanji character and its meaning.

[Industrial application field]

The present invention relates to a learning method in a dictation learning device that performs handwritten input.

[Conventional technology]

FIG. 5 is a diagram illustrating a conventional dictation learning device. In such a conventional dictation learning device, the data section 11
holds a large number of questions and their correct answers, and the learning control section 12 outputs the questions selected and extracted from this data section 11 to the display device 13 to display the questions on a display or the like. The correct answer to the question obtained from the above is output to the determining unit 14, and the answer input by the learner to the question displayed on the display device 13 by writing kanji on a tablet using a touch pen or the like using the handwriting input device 15 is displayed as above. When the input is input to the determining unit 14, the determining unit 14 compares the input answer with the correct answer to determine whether the answer is correct or not, and outputs the determination result to the display device 13. Depending on whether the answer is correct or incorrect, for example, ``That's correct.'' or ``Wrong. The correct answer is...''

” etc. is displayed.

[Problem that the invention seeks to solve]

The present invention enables learners to not only memorize kanji but also understand the meaning of the kanji or idioms in learning kanji calligraphy, thereby further improving the learning effect. The purpose is to

[Means for solving problems]

FIG. 1 is a diagram explaining the principle of a dictation learning device to which the present invention is applied, in which the control device 2 is a correct answer storage device that stores the kana character string of the question, the corresponding correct answer kanji, and its meaning. Select a question from 1 and display a kana character string on the display device 3, and the kanji that the learner inputs from the handwriting input device 4 is recognized by the kanji recognition device 5, and the correct answer stored in the correct answer storage device 1 is recognized. If the kanji recognition device 5 does not match the answer recognized by the kanji recognition device 5, the kanji recognition device 5 determines the kanji of the answer based on the memory contents of the kanji storage device 6, which stores the kanji and its meaning for each kanji that can be recognized. When the idiom storage device 7, which stores the meaning of each reading identified based on the memory/content of this kanji storage device 6, contains an idiom formed by the phonetic pronunciation of the answer, the kanji recognition process is performed. The display device 3 adds the kanji recognized by the device 5 and the meaning of ``jugongo'' read out from the idiom storage device 7 based on the phonetic precept of this kanji to the correct kanji and its meaning from the correct answer storage device 1. When there is no idiom formed by the phonetic phrase of the identified answer, the kanji of the answer recognized by the kanji recognition device 5 and the meaning of this kanji read from the kanji storage device 6 are displayed as the correct answer. The kanji characters and their meanings are displayed on the display device 3.

[Incorrect answers made by students may include cases where the answer is a homophone of the correct answer, cases where the answer is a kanji similar to the correct answer, cases where the answer is a word that does not exist as an idiom, etc.)
By classifying the mistakes and displaying the correct answer or the meaning of the kanji or idiom in the answer depending on the type of mistake, the learning effect can be further improved.

〔Example〕

FIG. 2 is a diagram showing an embodiment of a dictation learning device to which the present invention is applied, in which the control device 1 of FIG.
It is composed of a determining section 22 and an incorrect answer classification section 23.

FIG. 4 is a diagram showing an example of the display of questions, the input of answers, and the display in response to the answers.As shown in FIG. 3, it is possible to input kanji by hand onto the display surface of the display device 3 using an attached pen.

FIG. 3 is a diagram showing the processing steps for determining answers, classifying incorrect answers, and displaying the results in the control device 2. The numbers ■ to ■ assigned to each step are indicated in the text below. It is shown attached.

The correct answer to this type of kanji calligraphy question can be uniquely determined. In other words, as shown in Figure 4 (A), the answer to ``idou'' is given by ``personnel'' in ``personnel idou'' in the question. The correct answer is specified as "transfer", and this question and the correct answer are pressed from the correct answer storage device 1 to the learning control unit 21, and the question is output from this learning control unit 21 to the display device 3 and displayed, and this correct answer is is sent to the determination section 22.

When the learner inputs the answer kanji by hand to this question using the handwriting input device 4, the kanji recognition device 5 identifies the input kanji, converts it into a corresponding character code, etc., and sends it to the determination unit 22. Output.

The determination unit 22 uses the identified answer and the learning control unit 21.
For example, if the answer is "change", the answer is notified to the display device W3 as the correct answer, and the display device 3 displays "correct answer" according to the display format. However, if the learner inputs "move" as shown in FIG. Therefore, this answer is determined to be an incorrect answer, and the correct answer (“transfer”) and answer (“move”) are output to the incorrect answer classification unit 23.

This incorrect answer classification unit 23 searches the Kanji storage device 6 for the sound of "move", determines whether the sounds of "move" and "transfer" match, and if they do not match, determines the meaning of the correct answer. The correct answer and its meaning are read out from the section 22 and output to the display device 3, and this display device 3 displays the correct answer and its meaning as shown in (a) and (b) of FIG. 4(B). In this example, both the correct answer and the answer are the sound ``idou'' and match, so the incorrect answer classification unit 22 further searches the idiom storage device 7 to determine if the answer (``move'') exists as an idiom. Check out■.

As a result of the search in the idiom storage device 7, if the answer does not exist as an adjunct, the result is notified to the display device 3, and the display device 3 displays the same answer as in case 7). Displaying (a) and (b) in FIG. 4(B),
Furthermore, although not shown in the figure, the correct answer kanji and the meaning of the answer kanji are displayed.■ Since the answer "move" exists as an idiom, the incorrect answer classification unit 23 stores the meaning of the answer in the idiom memory. 7 and outputs the correct answer, the correct answer, and the meaning of each answer to the display device 3, as shown in FIG. 4(B) (a).

■ Displayed as shown in (b) and (C).

As explained above, the correct answer depends on the type of incorrect answer the learner made, and the meaning of the kanji or compound word in the answer is displayed.

〔Effect of the invention〕

According to the present invention, when the answer entered by the learner in the dictation learning device is an incorrect answer, the method of classifying the incorrect answer and displaying the meaning of the kanji or compound word according to the method of error. Therefore, it is possible to further improve the learning effect.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a diagram showing the principle of a dictation learning device to which the present invention is applied, FIG. 2 is a diagram illustrating a dictation learning device for real authority 11 to which the present invention is applied, and FIG. 3 is a diagram showing the processing steps of the embodiment. FIG. 4 is a diagram showing a display example of the embodiment, and FIG. 5 is a diagram showing a conventional dictation learning device. 1 is a correct answer storage device, 2 is a control device, 3 is a display device, 4 is a handwriting input device, 5 is a kanji recognition device, 6 is a kanji storage device,
7 is an idiom memory device. Haratama-ri map Figure 1 Figure 2 (A) (B) 1 (In the town ≧ Iman-yumi o 7 Nagachi r, Itoni-yumi Figure 4

Claims (1)

[Claims] The control device (2) displays the kana character string on the display device (3), and displays the corresponding kanji to the learner using the handwriting input device (
In the dictation learning device, which inputs the kanji by hand from 4), recognizes the input kanji by the kanji recognition device (5), and determines whether the answer is correct or incorrect based on the recognized kanji, this displayed kana character string a correct answer storage device (1) that stores the correct kanji and its meaning corresponding to the kanji, and a kanwa storage device (6) that stores the onkun and its meaning for each of the kanji that can be recognized by the kanji recognition device; An idiom storage device (7) that stores the meaning of each reading identified based on the memory contents of this Kanwa storage device
), and when the learner's answer does not match the correct answer stored in the correct answer storage device, the phonetic precept of the input kanji is identified based on the memory contents of the kanwa storage device, and the idiom formed by this phonetic precept is provided. exists, the kanji recognized by the kanji recognition device and the meaning of the idiom read from the idiom storage device based on the kanji of this kanji are added to the correct kanji and its meaning from the correct answer storage device. and when there is no idiom formed by the identified onkun, the kanji recognized by the kanji recognition device and the meaning of this kanji read from the kanji storage device are displayed together with the correct kanji and its meaning. A learning method in a dictation learning device characterized by: