It's already been over a year since the Chinese Grammar Wiki officially launched on January 22, 2012. Over the past year our whole team has been had at work iteratively improving the Chinese Grammar Wiki.

AllSet Learning has just released its second iPad app, Chinese Picture Book Reader.

Daniel Emery hails from London, England, and has had most of his Mandarin training through private tutors. He arrived in China this year determined to get his Mandarin up to a rather high level, and we were happy to help.

Parry Cadwallader made a huge contribution to AllSet Learning this past summer. Since AllSet Learning has tons of ideas for how to use technology to improve our clients' learning, computer science majors are always welcome.

AllSet Learning Pinyin 1.6, the first major update since the app's public release, is now in the Apple app store. The app is still the best pinyin chart out there for studying Chinese, but now as an option for pinyin audio, all four tones can be played in a row, instead of just one at a time.

Pavel Dvorak, translator, tour guide, designer, and b-boy from Slovakia, just recently completed a summer internship at the new AllSet Learning office.

When we launched the Chinese Grammar Wiki earlier this year, we made its content free under a Creative Commons license. It was our hope that more and more people would use our resource for their Chinese grammar needs.

AllSet Learning has just released its first iPad app, a free tool for learning pinyin.

AllSet Learning is proud to make the Chinese Grammar Wiki publicly available for all learners of Chinese.

Greg McAndrews carried on the CET legacy of hard-working interns at the AllSet Learning office in fall, 2011.

Jonathan Pope hails from the UK, and chose AllSet Learning to fulfill his graduate studies internship requirement at Yunnan Normal University.

EdTechLife shares a great quote that really resonates with what we're doing here at AllSet Learning.

Hugh Grigg approached AllSet Learning about an internship on his own, and as author of the well-written "Chinese study blog" East Asia Student, he was a shoo-in.

Lucas Simons found AllSet Learning through his internship in his CET study abroad program. Lucas was eager to do an internship where he could use his Chinese and learn more Chinese.

Donna helped develop an early prototype system for organizing and analyzing Chinese lesson data.

At AllSet Learning, we're interested in any and all new technologies that improve the way we learn languages.

"52% of Online Language Learners Consider Classic Offline Learning as More Efficient." Is this a surprise?