Apple picker Petr Mára and Honza Březina played a little with numbers and so on 115th episode of their Digit videocast now it comes "one hundred and thirteen", which they only managed to ship today. But that doesn't matter at all. In the latest episode, they visited their friends at Archimedes Language School, who had just completed a new iPad app Archimedes Cool, in which you can learn languages from, for example, Pulp Fiction or the Goat's Story.
We asked how rights are negotiated with filmmakers, what can you learn from movies, and how hard is it to develop a learning app for the whole world?
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Great idea! It's a shame I don't have an iPad, but it would definitely catch on in the Mac AppStore
It's a really great idea. I learned this way with the movie Schindler's List. So once again, I congratulate the whole team. Unfortunately, I've been trying to find the application all day and without success. Has it already been put in the APP STORE or will it be? Thank you.
The application is only available in the Czech and Slovak App Store from May 15.5. You can search for it using the words "archimedes cool". I am attaching the application icon.