Name Skillz vs SpeakWeb

Never forget a name again with Name Skillz! Renowned teachers of memory mastery techniques, like Jim Kwik, use the same methods as built into the Name Skillz app. It's like Duolingo for your memory. Gain the benefits of remembering strangers' names to build strong relationships, close more clients, improve sales skills, and gain respect from others. Remember names in three easy steps: Step 1: Learn the techniques of turning names into pictures. Step 2: Practice learning the most common names in the US by learning visuals with flashcard learning. Step 3: Test your skillz with groups of virtual people to meet and recall their names. Rank up and earn achievements to unlock bonus cards along the way. Name Skillz has over 200 common US names and association flashcards to practice. Develop the skills to easily think of associations for less common names quickly in real-life situations. Features: 3 Levels: Lessons, Practice, and People Lessons Level: Take a mini-class to learn the techniques memory masters use to easily remember names Practice Level: Study over 200 common United States-based names to learn easy visual associations for each one. Edit and create your own associations to ones best suited for you People Level: Meet groups of virtual people from 5 to 50 at a time to test your name remembering skillz. Bonus Cards: Unlock bonus flashcards by exploring the app and practicing regularly. Gamified for fun play: Gain rank from Newbie to Master as you continue to practice and learn. Imagine confidently walking up to someone you met with a big smile, giving them a big smile and a firm handshake while exclaiming, “Great to see you again, Johnathan.” Be a better you today. Download Name Skillz now.

Until today, the self-learning method has been about reading with your eyes or taking notes by hand. How about grafting hearing as well? You can read out the learning content while recording, and play it back. You can type it with your keyboard, without using paper and a pen. Reading the text out loud or typing it out will definitely help the text last longer in your memory. - Listening through TTS (Text-to-Speech) - Speaking through recording - Writing through keyboard - Background playback “Even in situations where you can’t see the screen, you can read books just like listening to music” - Link to Google Translate “When reading a document written in a foreign language, you can translate it right away” - Web-site, Text, PDF - iCloud Use SpeakWeb to improve your learning efficiency!