Japanese Online Self-Help Utility: JOSHU
Created on: May 29, 2013
Website Address: https://library.curriki.org/oer/Japanese-Online-Self-Help-Utility-JOSHU
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Japanese Online Self-Help Utility: JOSHU
Welcome to the Japanese Online Self-Help Utility, or JOSHU for short. In Japanese, JOSHU literally means "assistant", or "tutor", which is what this website attempts to do to anyone interested in learning the Japanese language.
JOSHU was first created by Nan Puthaaroon for her creative thesis as one of the Plan II requirements. Various students from UT Austin Japanese Program, including F. Bickerstaff (Student Technology Assistant), L. Jones (STA), K. Goetz (STA), Tan Nguyen, A. Young, E. Capps, L. Yangyingxong, J. Orland, L. O'Connell, C. Leng (student developer), A. LaGuette (student developer), M. Rogoysk, N. Kim, J. Wang, V. Simms, A. Stites, E. Allen, B. Contreras, L. Yang, and Y. Watanabe, assisted in developing this site. TAs and instructors at UT Austin, including K. Kawachi, A. Hoshino, T. Imai, S. Wakao, Y. Yaguchi, M. Megumi, S. Oshima,T. Motoike, K. Abe, K. Sakamoto, S. Tsujii, M. Togo, T. Sakuma, C. Cooke, and Y. Aida volunteered whenever native speakers of Japanese were needed. JOSHU is supported by a grant from the UT Austin Liberal Arts Instructional Technology Services. The grammar video section is supported by a ~FAST Tex grant from the UT Austin DIIA (Division of Instructional Innovation & Assessment).
Collection Contents
Japanese Vocabulary
by Sandy GadeThis includes flashcards, lists, quizzes, and games.
Japanese Grammar
by Sandy GadeThis includes particles, conjugation, grammar lists, practice quizzes, and videos.
Japanese Counters
by Sandy GadeThis section is organized into three categories: Reference Games Practice Quizzes
Japanese Videos
by Sandy GadeThese are oral performance practice videos.
Japanese Culture
by Sandy GadeThese are photos and videos of Japanese people, events, culture, sports, nature, transportation, food, religion, and history.
Japanese Links
by Sandy GadeThese are helpful links for learning about language, culture, and travel.
