Are you at all interested in adding more games?

[Noitarud]

First
I am interested in the N-back exercise in the program offered here:
www.brainworkshop.net It offers singular or concurrent tests.
•it uses audio and visual as separate tests but I request to have the option to let a specific sound be associated with every image (ie. elephant with its sound) since I thought words (seen+heard) will help language learning as well.

Second
See video: Soroban - All in the mind
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uZ0xXZU69GI
•Of course should require tactile sensation, but the beginner won't need it at first (learn recognition first, so can use an on-screen one).
•maybe you can make a soroban with shaped shirt buttons on pins.
•perhaps you could include the class's syllabus (so users know how to best learn/use the techniques), generate math questions too (see exercise on paper in video for what I mean).

[VivekThazhathattil]

Seems interesting. I might try implementing both of them when I have free time.

[Noitarud]

Thanks!

I had thought of a third idea: its slightly like Trivia except you do not tell the host your answer (or you can call it memory lottery). Its for memory reinforcement.
•When creating a test, user supplies prompt and answer.
•In the test it just shows a random prompt from the test, with two buttons, next and show.
If he remembers with certainty he presses next and if give up, he'll show the supplied answer. Could do both ways, try to remember the prompt! There may be a third identifier to test.

Some queries will be fast like Morse code, which could be included as default (though technically you can just scan over a sentence for a Morse test (of the common characters)). •It would need only ask "C" and if the user knows it is "— • — •" he goes to the next.
Other tests the user could add for himself would be:
•items: and the information to remember would be where it is found in the storehouse and its code.
•cockpit gauges and switches
•school subjects.

[Noitarud]

Of all three I'd ask first for the soroban since it is unique. (I can do the third with a deck of cards)
I found this, https://www.sorobanexam.org/anzan.html they supply source code perhaps might help. I also updated top post.

[VivekThazhathattil]

@Noitarud nice resource! I will be trying to implement soroban this weekend. I'll update you with more details. :)