ConnectXchange vs Quichua

This app is designed as an immediate reference tool for students of art and its histories and those with an interest and enthusiasm, who need a quick reference and aid memoir for educational, academic or clarification purposes. The Connect app is made of three complimentary sections which will provide you with a quick reference guide. - Movements and Styles - a reference overview of the key movements and styles throughout the history of art. Each entry provides a brief description, identifies key artists, key works and reliable links for further study collections and information - Timeline – offers a chronological survey, letting you to scroll quickly through the centuries of history for context and reference of key moments in global history and in art, with direct links back to the Movements and Styles - Glossary – an essentials glossary of terms and colours.

Learn how to speak Central Highland Quichua of Ecuador (alongside the aid of a Quichua speaker) with this helpful language learning tool! Features include: • 10 easy lessons with model conversations, vocabulary, exercises, pronunciation, and grammar • Flash cards to either study or quiz yourself on vocab from one or a range of lessons • Selections of poetry by indigenous Ecuadorian writers to test reading comprehension • Dark mode, motion accessibility, and Spanish translations of all materials • Historically-informed UI elements like tocapu buttons and khipu site navigation Quichua is a member of the Quechuan language family, the most widely spoken indigenous language group in the Americas, with 8 to 13 million speakers across the Andean region. With this app, you can learn the basics of how the Quichua language is spoken in Ecuador!