npiSoroban vs Chinese Annotator

The Japanese soroban, otherwise known as an abacus, has been used for centuries in markets around the world. From stones and grooves in the sand, the soroban is now realized on the iPhone, complete with narrated tutorials. Once you get the hang of it, math as never been so easy! ABOUT US npiSoroban is created by NonPareil Institute, a non-profit group that provides technical training for individuals on the autistic spectrum. nP provides job and life skills to equip autistic individuals to live and work. We also offer training in game design, programming, sound, music, and 2D/3D art. More importantly we offer a safe place for men and women to be more than what society expects. Here they learn teamwork, find community and work to achieve fulfilled lives.

A Chinese ePub reader to assist you in reading Chinese characters. After importing an ePub, you can add Pinyin and English on to the text in a 3-line format. After annotating the text in this way, you can then mark on a word by word basis which definitions you already know and which characters you know. There is a setting that hides the pinyin or definitions of words that you know. In this way, you are forced to look at the character and recall it instead of relying on pinyin. A word list is also available to allow you to see all words, words with unknown definitions, or words with unknown pinyin. This list of words can be exported to a file to be imported in to a flash card system, like Pleco. This allows you to easily pick out all the words you don't know in a publication and review them. You can also print the page of the book currently being displayed. In iOS 10 and greater, you can print to PDF.