Executing Flash Card Lessons

When you execute a flash card lesson, you will see three piles of cards at the top of the frame. Each card has a picture on it, and the top card of each pile shows. If a pile has no cards, you will just see a background color on which the cards would rest.

After clicking on a card, you will hear one of the audio recorded phrases which are attached to that card. After hearing the audio, click the correct phrase in the list of phrases shown at the bottom of the frame. If you are correct, you will hear feedback to acknowledge your success; otherwise the audio feedback indicates that you should try again.

The object of the game is to get all the cards to the right most pile. By answering correctly a sufficient number of times, you will see a card move to the middle pile. Answer more times correctly and the card will go to the right pile. Incorrect answers might cause the card to go back to the left.

You can manually drag the cards from one pile to another. To do this, simply click, and while holding the mouse down, drag the card to the desired pile. When you release the mouse, the card will appear on the top of the destination pile. You can also move cards between piles by clicking on the appropriate icon buttons under each pile. These buttons contain a page and an arrow pointing in the desired direction.

There are three additional buttons that can appear under the card piles. These enable you to respectively select the previous card, the next card, or a random card from a card pile.

Play Control Panel

On the bottom of your display you will see a row of buttons that are standard across all lesson types. For more information Click Here. Clicking on the middle button () causes a pop up menu to appear, which has options that are unique for each lesson type. Flash Card lesson options are shown with explanations below.


Show indigenous text
Reset flash cards
Clicking on the top selection enables you to either show the words in phrases in the indigenous or gloss language. Initially,they show using the gloss language. If you click on the top selection, the option will change the next time that you click on the Trigger Pop up button to Show Gloss Text.

Clicking on the Reset Flash Cards selection will shuffle all the cards, and move them all back to the left pile. In effect, this starts the game over.