Learn English Vocabulary with Noyo ESL Language App for the iPad Now in the iTunes store

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Noyo ESL

"We looked to improve upon the rote memorization of the flashcard model," says Mike Sullivan, Chief Learning Officer.

Boston, MA (PRWEB) January 09, 2013

Noyo, a Boston based educational software company has created a new vocabulary learning platform that allows users to quickly learn English vocabulary. Noyo makes language learning apps that are fun for kids of all ages.

"We looked to improve upon the rote memorization of the flashcard model," says Mike Sullivan, Chief Learning Officer. "We created a platform that allows the user to go through real life scenes interacting with thousands of English vocabulary words in context."

Available on the iPad, Noyo ESL app is a targeted vocabulary-building system for language learners in their first three years of English as a second language. Vocabulary items are integrated into colorful, interactive scenes, and each of nearly 2000 vocabulary items is paired with high-quality audio recorded by a native speaker from the United States.

Noyo language learning apps are also available in French, Portuguese, Chinese and Spanish.

There is always a 50% volume discount for educators when they purchase Noyo apps in iTunes.

•Over 1800 words and phrases, each reinforced by supporting audio, visual representation, and written translation
•194 custom-illustrated scenes, packed with friendly characters and amusing scenarios
•Audio by a professional voice artist who is a native Portuguese speaker
•Built-in assessment questions at the end of each unit
•Intuitive, user-friendly navigation system
•10 targeted units, featuring vocabulary related to: Food, Travel, Transportation, The City, House and Home, Seasons, Animals, School, Sports, Family

Noyo ESL is now available for download on iTunes App store for a price of $3.99.

Noyo is headquartered in Boston, MA. It is dedicated to providing engaging, cost-effective, high-value supplemental learning tools to language learners of all ages. More information can be found at http://www.noyo.com.

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