This document provides an overview of how to access and use the Rosetta Stone language learning program through library websites. It explains that the program uses dynamic immersion to teach languages as users learned their native tongue, with no translations. It outlines the registration process, how to choose a language and settings, and describes the different lesson types, including listening, reading, speaking and writing exercises. It also explains how to track your progress and get technical support.

6. Get Guide and Launch Course

12. Different Learning Styles Delay will show and/or say the word or phrase, pause and then show the pictures Timer times the lesson Test will score the lesson and keeps track of the amount of time it took to complete it Settings lets you adjust user interface settings Get Help for the current screen Back takes you back to the previous screen

15. Preview or Guided Preview let’s you view one exercise at a time Guided Exercise takes you through all the exercises

17. Speak the Language Word or sentence will be spoken. Click on microphone button and speak what was said. Click lower speaker button to hear yourself. These buttons slow down the native speaker

18. Speak the Language

19. Speak the Language

20. Write the Language Will recognize regular keyboard for those languages that use the English alphabet. Type the word as spoken.

21. Write the Language Strict Writing (accent marks, punctuation) Easy Writing Check your work

22. Write the Language Advance to next screen Shows the spelling of the word, phrase or sentence. Type the word, phrase or sentence. Toggle spelling of words Record your voice Toggle picture/words

24. Track Your Progress

25. Technical Support