A first iteration of the Hebrew Reading Ease script and results has been released. The code may be found at http://github.com/jag3773/HebrewReadingEase and the overview may be found at the Hebrew Reading Ease Page.
I just added all of the vocabulary for Biblical Hebrew that occurs in Basics of Biblical Hebrew, by Gary Pratico and Miles Van Pelt, into Quisition. I've also added a special pack called Misc. to 70x, which has all of the words down to 70x frequency that do not appear in Basics of Biblical Hebrew. After learning all of the vocab packs plus this special one then the student will be able to start memorizing more vocabulary starting at 69x frequency.
Happy Learning!
I've finished adding all the biblical Aramaic vocabulary from Alger F. Johns' A Short Grammar of Biblical Aramaic into Quisition. Check it out here if you want to study it.
I'm currently in the process of adding Aramaic vocabulary into Quisition. If you would like to follow the progress and/or start learning the vocab then click this link.
Check out the Hebrew Anytime Paradigms that I uploaded. Let me know what you think.
Edit: the site linked to below is no longer available
There is a neat site called Greek and Hebrew Paradigms Quiz which is designed to test users on their parsing ability. I highly encourage you to give it a try and see if it is helpful for you. It looks to me a like a great way to quiz yourself on verbal forms.
Check out the Hebrew Preformatives page. Memorizing the short list on that page will significantly increase one's ability to quickly recognize verbal stem and root.
Let me know what you think!
Check out the Hebrew Vocab Lists page! I will be adding more and more vocab to the page, sorted by frequency.
Also, I plan on adding some vocab that is specific to individual books of the Bible. In other words, if you want to study an Old Testament book in depth then I'll provide a list of vocab that would be helpful for you to know when you approach the book. This will facilitate faster reading of the material with less time spent in the lexicon.
Don't forget about http://www.quisition.com/!