This blog is all about Filingo, learning Russian, and digital pedagogy.
I have discontinued work on my Russian language learning web app “Bajkal”. As a result, the application has not been accessible under the domain bajkal-app.de for several months.
Anki is a prime example of a highly flexible learning tool. It’s not only suitable for learning Russian, but for virtually any learning goal that involves memorizing a large amount of information efficiently. This has both advantages and disadvantages.
Learning Russian is a real challenge. Thanks to the wide range of digital tools available today, foreign languages seem more accessible than ever. But which apps and platforms truly deliver on their promises—and which are actually suitable for self-study?
To conclude this introduction to my thoughts on the topic of “Digital Learning,” I’d like to summarize the key points:
If you were choosing a restaurant to eat sushi: Which would you prefer? One that serves only sushi, or one that also offers pizza, burgers, and pasta?
