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Level Up Your Reading Experience — Highlight Web Pages, Annotate and Share What Matters

Utilizing proper techniques and advanced solutions for highlighting and annotating when taking notes can help you improve your reading experience.

Taking effective notes is critical to ensure your reading and learning experience are top-tier. However, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed when first looking at a large amount of content. With better strategies in place and the help of advanced solutions, you can quickly take your reading skills to the next level.

Read on to learn more about improving the note-taking process and the state-of-the-art solutions that can help you read better and smarter.

Kdan Mobile Releases Podcast/Video Note-taking Software For Improved E-learning

Want to take some note during Podcast or Youtube? You should try “Inspod”, an astonishing app that help digital learners engage with digital content and take notes more efficiently.

Kdan Mobile, Ltd., an international software as a service provider, released Inspod, its new software. Inspod is the first Podcast and YouTube note-taking software available that allows learners to listen to podcasts or watch videos on YouTube. Kdan’s goal is to help digital learners engage with digital content and take notes more efficiently. The software made its debut on the Google Play Store with an expected release to Apple’s App Store this year.

Document Your Language Learning Process with Write-on Video

Online learning is new changing the past that learning a new language by yourself is challenging and dull. This article, an English native speaker going to share his process of learning the Chinese language with multimedia tool!

Learning a new language by yourself can be challenging and dull. Especially if you are studying textbooks, it is hard to make sure you grasp all the language rules at once as your vocabulary is enhanced simultaneously. Due to the pandemic, many language courses have shifted to an online format. Online education through language learning apps and multimedia is an excellent method to enhance your study process, even when you are not in the classroom. According to the study: “On average, E-Learning increases a learner’s retention rate to 82%.”

We sat down with Kdan Team member Chris Heron, an English native speaker and in the process of learning the Chinese language. Chris often uses multimedia to improve his Mandarin Chinese skills and believes this less-traditional approach has worked in his favor. Read on to learn how to document your learning process with video. Find out how you can document your process with Write-on Video!

Go Green: Essential Tools for a Paperless Learning Process

Millions of sheets of paper are used for educational purposes each year. Likewise, millions of notes, handouts, and exams are created for students to learn better. Undoubtedly, education plays a vital role in teaching learners about sustainability. However, knowing how we can do better for the environment “on paper” might not be sustainable enough in terms of environmental and social sustainability. Building a paperless classroom or learning environment is worth the investment.

The team at TeachThought states that “the idea [paperless classroom] promotes not just a reduction of paper and other physical resources, but a more efficient workflow, quicker communication, improved access to learning materials, seamless digital portfolios, and more naturally connected student-teacher-student networks.” We have gathered a set of Kdan Mobile’s professional digital tools that put you at the forefront of the paperless movement.

How to Learn a Language on Your Own

Have you always wanted to learn a new language? we’ve put together this guide filled with language-learning strategies, tools, and tips to help you navigate the long (but rewarding!) journey of language learning.

Have you always wanted to learn a new language? You’re not alone. According to Duolingo, 30 million people attempted to learn a new language in 2020.

If you’re like many people around the world, this goal may be one you’ve been telling yourself you’ll start working towards for a long time now – but it can be a daunting task if you don’t know where to start. And even once you do get started, keeping up that momentum may be difficult.

While many of us were required to take language courses in school, learning a new language on your own, for example, translating English into French, takes motivation, dedication, and determination. Sometimes, though, you just need a little push!