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Kanji Poster format a3 - karitekitaneko - 2015-12-01
Sorry I had to delete the earlier posts as i wasn't sure they were allowed.
Anyways for anyone looking to make a kanji poster for themselves
1. Please download the word file. kanji a3 poster mail merge format dropbox link
2. Create a excel sheet with the title of one column as "kanji" and one corresponding column having title "keyword"
3. Open the downloaded word file. Go to Mailings-->select recipients-->use existing list-->select your excel file-->mailings menu again-->finish and merge-->edit individual documents-->merge records all-->ok
Your poster is ready to print on A3 sized paper, 8 sheets in all.
A3 sheet selected because :
easy size to paste on different wall areas
easier to move or store
280 kanji per page- easy target for per day revision
Keyword font is small because:
You can practise recognising the kanji without getting distracted by/needing to cover the answers
When you need to view the answer simply move closer to the sheet at which point the keyword will become legible
RE: Rtk -1 Kanji Poster A3 Printable - Wovaki - 2015-12-02
I took a quick look at it and want to say great job!
I'm not currently learning the Kanji but I think it would be a cool motivational tool also. It could be used as a sort of Kanji calendar to mark off Kanji you've learned and see at a glance your progress.
Anyway, great job!
Edit
I'm not sure if it's just my Word settings or something, but when I downloaded the document and opened it on my computer I couldn't see the keywords unless I expanded the table rows.
RE: Rtk -1 Kanji Poster A3 Printable - karitekitaneko - 2015-12-02
(2015-12-02, 12:04 am)Wovaki Wrote: I took a quick look at it and want to say great job!Deleted
I'm not currently learning the Kanji but I think it would be a cool motivational tool also. It could be used as a sort of Kanji calendar to mark off Kanji you've learned and see at a glance your progress.
Anyway, great job!
Edit
I'm not sure if it's just my Word settings or something, but when I downloaded the document and opened it on my computer I couldn't see the keywords unless I expanded the table rows.
RE: Kanji Poster format a3 - karitekitaneko - 2015-12-05
Photos of the poster
Image1-keyword not legible while reviewing
image2-keyword legible if required