Best way to practice writing kanji in the WK learning order?

[Saimin]

@Haios

Why’d you stop using Duolingo? The vocab I get from it is invaluable.

The vocab would be nice, if it had any way to list anything you’ve seen before. (lesson vocab list)

@Saimin

Some problems with DuoLingo:

• It throws random kanji at you without translation or furigana.
  (sometimes there are ways around that, but not always)
• Because it doesn’t have SRS , you often don’t see a word for a long time or ever after you encountered it, so it’s not good for memorizing anything. You can’t even get a list of vocab, lesson-wise or otherwise. This is the biggest flaw of all in my opinion. Not to mention a structured search for grammar.
• The answering method is cumbersome: It often just takes too long to answer…
  (…)

(best to continue discussion of DuoLingo in that thread if you want to, click on the up arrow)

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Thank you all for the intro to Japanese Kanji Study on Android! I had heard from a friend that it was really good, but wasn’t sure how to integrate it with my WK study. I also didn’t know it was such a good dictionary. Especially @ustaalary’s overview was very insightful:

@ustaalary

From my experience, the best use (for writing) is as follows.
When you level up on WK, create a custom kanji group