Farewell to the 'Old Format' Web Version

[DW7 (Meminence, Rank 15 &)]

For what it’s worth, my workaround, if I need to make a correction, is to open the course in another tab, ie not moving on until I’ve delt with it.

Slower but resolved at the time without having to jot it down to return to later.

[chorn]

When doing “speed review”, I get an English word, and get 4 choices in Japanese Hiragana, among which I need to select the correct one.
With the old interface, when selecting the correct choice, we did for 2 or 3 seconds see the Kanji variant of the correct choice. This is very important for me, without that I only ever get to see the Hiragana version.
Can this please be reimplemented?

[sejo2]

I created a feature request…

[Feature Request] Ability to write/type the (correct) answer after a wrong answer

I’m missing this feature in den the new web version. I think the flow and elements were something like that… If my typed answer was not correct, in the next view I saw the answer, my wrong input and had the possibility to rewrite the answer in a textbox (with a green border if correct and red if not) and go forward to the next question if the textbox was empty or correct. I miss this because… repeat instantly the wrong answer in a correct form was great (and I learned/trained the view-flow …

[ian_mn (Ian)]

@DW7

For what it’s worth, my workaround, if I need to make a correction, is to open the course in another tab, ie not moving on until I’ve delt with it.

I believe that currently this is the most efficient method for course creators to make quick corrections while doing learning or reviewing sessions on their own courses.

A second tab, with all levels open in edit mode just sits there until needed - and there’s no need to hit ‘save’ after making a edit.

Ctrl-F can be used to open a search box, in case anyone doesn’t know.

[DW7 (Meminence, Rank 15 &)]

The same applies when I use the App, I have the course ready on a laptop.