GeoLearner (geo-learner)
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Details for GeoLearner
Package name
- geo-learner
License
- MIT
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- Today - latest/stable
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Learn the world map
GeoLearner helps you learn the world map and more: all 197 countries, the five oceans and 52 seas, the 50 U.S. states, the provinces and territories of Canada, the states and territories of Australia, and the regions and departments of France.
Three ways to play:
- Name them all: list every place in an area, in any order
- Name it: a place is highlighted, you give its name
- Find it on the map: a name is shown, you click the right place
GeoLearner keeps track of what you know: each place is learned, in progress or to review, and a review game brings back the ones you miss. You can also explore the map freely, without a quiz, before testing yourself.
Voice input: say the names out loud and they are accepted as you speak. Speech recognition runs entirely on your computer; your voice is never sent over the Internet. The voice model is downloaded once, on request.
English and French interface. No account, no ads.
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