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...In the Learn mode, you listen to the pink noise or music (or other external audio) excerpts with switched off and on 1-octave or 1/3-octave graphic EQ, boosting or cutting frequency bands within certain spectral ranges. Then in the Test mode you are given a sequence of 10 similar examples, where you try to guess, which frequencies are boosted or cut, and you get scored. The program is Free Software, distributed under GNU GPL v3 License.

...The user can then conjure his response and click again to proceed to select another quiz line. If the user can't remember the correct response, he/she can click the lower text box to get the correct answer. The user-created file consists of lines of quiz text, each followed by a line of hint/help text. So the user-created file should have an even number of lines. The line number of each quiz line must be even, and the associated "help" line will be odd and immediately follow. For example: ฉัน อยาก กิน ข้าว ... ...

Just Download & Extract the Above Zip File provided, then edit the script.js file with a good text / code editor like Sublime Text ( Check Google ) & then save the changes & then view the index.html file on the internet browser. That's all. This is a Browser Based, Cross Platform, Supporting all Operating Systems, Easy Application. If needed, you can change the value of the Timer from 15 seconds to any other value, by Searching & Replacing all occurences of 15 in index.html & script.js...

...Students can also choose a type or types of questions to do - useful for them to work on their weak spots at home. A teacher interface is included that will display a link on the screen ready to be copied and pasted where it needs to go to get to the students - or just displayed on an interactive whiteboard. The project incorporates an animated cat from the project clippy-js. The cat gives the student positive feedback if they get 90% or more correct - including purring and parading proudly.

Revisaid allows you to enter information, including image files, then quizzes you on what you have entered. These quizzes can be saved for future use, and passed on to friends who may also find them useful. It is currently supported on Windows and Linux 2.6+, but in theory should work on any machine with a Python interpreter (and wxPython) installed. Please send feedback/bug reports to revisaid@gmail.com