Thanks for the reply!
I definitely understand the benefits of actually inputting everything yourself. And I would totally be up for that if I had the time to do it. I'm taking a fourth-year Japanese class in college right now, so we're working on business Japanese and reading/writing academic texts (using things like 本 as a prefix ,上記 and 下記, etc.) so I'm already very familiar with the Google IME system and I'd say my Japanese level is pretty advanced. I bought Kanji Odyssey because Kanji (reading moreso than just recognition, because we often have to read these texts out loud in class) is only becoming more difficult as we explore more convoluted topics (artificial intelligence and joint development in robotics, psychologists' takes on the issue of bullying in Japan, etc.). So there's a pretty high workload and I just don't have time to copy out everything myself if I want to learn as much as efficiently as possible.
I definitely understand the benefits of actually inputting everything yourself. And I would totally be up for that if I had the time to do it. I'm taking a fourth-year Japanese class in college right now, so we're working on business Japanese and reading/writing academic texts (using things like 本 as a prefix ,上記 and 下記, etc.) so I'm already very familiar with the Google IME system and I'd say my Japanese level is pretty advanced. I bought Kanji Odyssey because Kanji (reading moreso than just recognition, because we often have to read these texts out loud in class) is only becoming more difficult as we explore more convoluted topics (artificial intelligence and joint development in robotics, psychologists' takes on the issue of bullying in Japan, etc.). So there's a pretty high workload and I just don't have time to copy out everything myself if I want to learn as much as efficiently as possible.
Edited: 2015-09-25, 11:52 am