Sure. But I suppose it depends what it is. PsyPharaoh gave me a really nice piece of software to use, which I strongly urge all of you to download unless you've done so already:

http://www.iut.univ-paris8.fr/~rosmord/JSesh

It really is an incredible program.

Yeah- well that is still under development and seems incredibly impersonal. Plus, Hieroscribe can be influenced by pupils and adapts over time. Plus- we can always claim to have more experience in the online Hieroglyph teaching field, as our system was launched a whole two days before Dr. Hansens.

And ours is completely free.

But their system looks infintely cooler, and has an M.A tutor. I havent even taken a single public exam.

Are you really going to plan a hiero-learning-group?!?
I'd like to learn hieroglyphs too!
Is the group under construction?!?

Hehe, I think it flopped. I haven't heard any updates in quite a while....

Errr. . . well. . . . err. . . .

Twas your fault!

ehm...my fault as well...

ciao chiara! che fai qui? mi fa piacere vederti qui!

TTYL
Sere

Well. I did have loads of exams. It was too difficult. Just teach yourselves people.

Oh..No....

Hehe..

Well, if you want to learn, it is best to start with the basics, which can be learned by private study.

There's a site, , which I still use to reference my translations. The actual lessons start .

Also, you should get a copy of How to Read Egyptian Hieroglyphs by Mark Collier and Bill Manley. That's another good reference.[/url]

I've already red that book, and I've also Egyptian Grammar by Gardiner and the Faulkner's Dictionary...but I need somebody for creating a study-group.
I think that studying with other people could be the right way for a good learning...