The application proposes a five-week learning process. For 35 days, each day in a pill, detailed information is provided: explanations, drawings and videos with examples. The following is an explanatory questionnaire: the parties. In case of correct answer to all questions, the following day the user will be able to make one more pill. Otherwise, you can try again: you can repeat items. As many times as you want, until you get it right.
Each week a review is proposed through the APP and the possibility of raising one level. In total, there are five levels to be exceeded, one per week. Everyone can carry out the process at their own pace. The one who responds correctly to the questions and goes beyond the levels, the fastest, will learn Oñati's Hika in five weeks.
Here are some images from the interfaces.
The content of the Appa Hi application has been developed by the Basque Association Badihardugu, the illustrations have been made by DIBUJANTE Mirari Sagarzazu, the technical aspect of the application has been developed by CodeSyntax (company that has performed Sustatu and Egunean Behin) and the client has been the City Hall of Oñati.
To install:
When we talk about Hika or Hitano, or rather the ‘correct’ use of Hitano, because from time to time there is a little debate – whether on social networks or in what we still call real life – if we do not want to write some lines here too. What's the key? For what would be... [+]
“Xaukena xauk!” esaten omen dute oñatiar gazteek “besterik ez zegok!” adierazteko. Boladan jarri omen da esaera. Hikako forma horren erabilera, ordea, ez da hitanoaren osasun onaren adibide. Mutilek hala moduz darabilte toka, “xaukena... [+]
Hitanoa, emakumeak ahalduntzeko tresna izenburupean, egun osoko jardunaldiak izan ziren atzo, zapatua, Emakumeen Txokoan.