Games in Chinese Learning

Q1:Gender

Q2:Age:

Q3:Mother tongue(s):

Q4:Other languages you speak:

Q5:Studying Chinese for:

Q6:E-mail: (filling this, you are joining a prize draw!)

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Q7:Where have you learnt Chinese?

Q8:How much time weekly do you spend studying Chinese?

Q9:Do you use any other studying methods? Please specify.

Q10:If you study or studied with a teacher, how often does he/she play language games in class?

Q11:Did a teacher suggest you an APP or Chinese learning software?

Q12:Mark the softwares/APPs you have heard of or used for learning Chinese:

Q13:Have you heard of or used any other softwares or APPs? Please specify.

Q14:Mark the games or gamified APPs you have heard of or used for learning languages: (Gamified means that thestudying process resembles playing a game)

Q15:Were you asked to try these by conductor of this research in April/2015?

Q16:Did you have problems finding or downloading the APPs?

Q17:Do you use any othergames or gamified APPs? Please specify.

Q18:Do you think gamifying (putting game elements into) Chinese learning can be an effective studying method?

Q19:The creator of Chinese Skill says that completing his game will let you learn the content of three years of traditional classes, do you believe it?

Q20:Learning games and gamified learning APPs can be used by people of all ages, not only children and teenagers.

Q21:Please rate the gamesor gamified APPs you used for learning Chinese:

Q22:Please specify the other games or gamified APPs you rated:

Q23:What kind of elements you would like to see in a Chinese learning game or gamified APP?

Q24:How would be your ideal Chinese learning game or gamified APP? If you have ideas or suggestions, please share it!