The Chinese Picture Book Reader version 1.3 has finally hit the app store! This version addresses what we've been hearing the most: the app needs more content.

"My time at AllSet has just flown by. I thought a summer would feel longer than this, but the people in the office always made it fun."

"AllSet Learning was an invaluable aspect of my experience in Shanghai."

The AllSet Learning team has been hard at work for some time now on the next round of new content for the Chinese Picture Book Reader iPad app.

This summer we really enjoyed working with our first ever design intern, Mei (May) Tong.

After a long, not-so-fun update, the Picture Book Reader is back on track!

Erick Garcia, a senior in the Nanjing Chinese Flagship Program, has recently completed a very productive internship.

AllSet Learning founder John Pasden gave a talk for Peking University international MBA program in April.

The AllSet Learning Pinyin iPad app has just recently gotten a significant upgrade (to v1.7) and been released on the App Store.

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.