They sure do go together that well. I bet you learned the language much more smoothly because of working with those people. I know I do better when I’m dealing with people or battling people in some way. We feed off of each other.

I remember a lot that I memorized during intense periods of memorization, like vocabulary or facts.

My favorite method is associating something around me with the word. I read it at:
http://penningtonpublishing.com/blog/reading/practical-tips-to-memorize-vocabulary/. The example is: “Connect the discovery of a piece of spinach between your teeth to a new word, such as mortifying.”

That is extremely helpful to me!

I sure have come across WeboWord in the past and it is quite representative of an efficient and successful way to learn new words, with drawn pictures for each one.

I had not seen the Ning page and it certainly is oriented towards making vocabulary learning more interactive and pictorial, as well as discussed, utilizing the better memory techniques.

This is right on point with what I was discussing in the article.

That’s a fabulous post which you have written and we @ WeboWord agree to it each bit. It is our pleasure to tell you that we created WeboWord (http://www.weboword.com) specifically aimed at visualizing vocab through simple, stick figures!
Additionally, we have created a Ning network – http://weboword.ning.com where everyone can create and share their own visual vocab.

Look forward to having your support @ WeboWord.

Regards.