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+15 votes

Hi guys, if you guys do not mind, can I ask for some ideas for the Morse Code training?

asked in CSC 305 Fall 2024 by (1.1k points)

5 Answers

+6 votes

Maybe these:

  1. Randomized Word Practice: Generate random words or sentences for users to decode, ensuring they practice with diverse patterns.
  2. Audio Feedback: Add real-time audio feedback for both correct and incorrect inputs to help users identify and correct mistakes.
  3. Proficiency Levels: Introduce beginner, intermediate, and advanced levels with varying speeds and complexity.
answered by (4.4k points)
+3 votes

My team has two separate parts! We have one dedicated to listening where you are given a random Morse sound and have to translate, and we also have one where you type in Morse code to practice the letters.

answered by (1.4k points)
0 votes

You could have user practice words then sentences for harder practice. It could also include audio component where user has to recognize what message was played.

answered by (4.1k points)
0 votes

My team has 3 training games. We have a code guesser that plays a random phrase or a letter to guess. The other two are just a translator and the disaster simulation.

answered by (1.2k points)
0 votes

For the Morse code training, users could practice it by typing alphabets or full words by giving them the option to do so similarly, while learning the audio aspect, the user could hear the CW code identify and write the correct letter or word. It would be nice to implement levels that users could advance to as they move further. Adding features like replay can be helpful so if they get it wrong; they can try again by listening to the sound again. Also, having a references button on the same page would be very convenient as they could revise while practicing.

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