“No matter which service you go for, Learn 10 is a practical solution that deals with a traditionally difficult issue in a smooth way.”
The Blog
Killer Startups
April 16th, 2009TechCrunch on Learn10
April 15th, 2009“I was seriously impressed by what the people behind online language training service Learn10 are up to”
Go’morgen Danmark
October 4th, 2008Learn10 featured on Danish TV2
“The idea behind this site is that you can learn a new language by learning 10 new words per day. In this way you can brush up your language skills. Besides, you can also hear how words are pronounced.”
theNEXTweb
May 28th, 2008Learning a new language just got interesting
‘The beauty of Learnit is the elegance. It tells you what the curriculum for the day is and then silently just hangs around in the background waiting for that moment that your attention wanders and you’re ready for another dose.’
UNESCO, 2008 International Year of Languages
March 3rd, 2008Learnitlists.com (the prototype of Learn10)was very happy to participate in the UNESCO 2008 - International Year of Languages.
Download Squad
February 28th, 2008Learn 10 words a day, get better at a foreign language
“essentially a web gadget that quizzes/flashcards you with 10 words a day in the language you would like to learn. You sign up for an account, pick your language, add it to your Google homepage (optional), and get busy memorizing. In a hundred days, doing 10 a day, you’ll have your 1000 words, and be ready to rock with the best of them.”
Lifehacker
February 27th, 2008Learn a Language Ten Words at a Time
“making a small but committed effort every day to building your skills will likely be far more helpful than that two-language dictionary gathering dust on your bookshelf”
MakeUseOf
February 26th, 2008Learn Foreign language by 10 Words Every Day
“helps you learn foreign language by teaching you 10 new words every day. To get started, simply complete quick sign up and choose the language you want to learn.”
CenterNetworks
February 25th, 2008Startup Review: WhyGoSolo, Omeka, Learnitlists, RoomApes, escaloop
“applies what advertisers call branding exposure to the learning of a foreign language”
Mashable
February 22nd, 2008Learn a Language through Web “Brand” Immersion
“What if you could take the theory of brand recognition and apply it to learning a new language? You’d essentially be taking the tactic of immersion, to some degree, in order to pick up on new vocabulary words on a regular basis. A new application called LearnIt has begun to apply the theory of brand recognition to the learning of a new language, using the web as a giant billboard.”
