Rosetta Stone Help

Language Learning with
Rosetta Stone
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Goals
What is Rosetta Stone & how to use it
• Navigation
• Setup account
• Learn!
Rosetta Stone includes:
30 Languages
Arabic, Dutch, Filipino (Tagalog), Greek, Indonesian, Japanese,
Pashto, Portuguese (Brazil), Spanish (Spain), Spanish (Latin America),
Turkish, Chinese (Mandarin), English (American), English (British),
French, Hebrew, Irish, Korean, Persian (Farsi), Russian, Swahili, Urdu,
Dari, German, Hindi, Italian, Latin, Polish, Swedish, Vietnamese
Dynamic Immersion (Consists of 5
components: images, intuition, interactivity,
instruction, and immersion environment)
Unlimited Remote Access
Mobile Access (iOS, Android)
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Navigating to Rosetta Stone
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Navigating to Rosetta Stone
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Navigating to Rosetta Stone
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Navigating to Rosetta Stone
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Navigating to Rosetta Stone
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Setup Account
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*A note on selecting your language – be sure to
choose the same language in both screens!
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Launch Rosetta Stone
Speech Recognition: Gender
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Select Your Course
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Test Your Microphone
• Rosetta Stone may ask you to
test and calibrate your
microphone or headset if you
are using the platform for the
first time.
• Follow the instructions on the
screen to continue
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Start a Course
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Course Structure
Level 1
Unit 1
Unit 2
Unit 3
Unit 4
There are 4 Units in every Level
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Course Structure
Level
Unit
Lesson 1
Lesson 2
Lesson 3
Lesson 4
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2
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There are 4 Lessons in every Unit
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Course Structure
Level
Unit
Lesson
There are 8 activities supporting each lesson
“Focused Activities”
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Activity Definition
Core Lessons: Learn the language and
language structures
Focused Activities: Reinforce core
lesson material and build skills
Reviews: Test of core lesson material
with additional Adaptive Recall
Milestone: Practice conversation
learned at the end of each unit with the
computer
Types of Activities
Choose an Image - Click on the picture that matches spoken words and/or text.
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Types of Activities
Choose a Prompt - Click the small image or text to match the pictures or text boxes
below.
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Types of Activities
Practice Speaking - Speak into the headset microphone if available, or just practice
speaking.
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Types of Activities
Produce a New Phrase or Sentence - Produce a new word or phrase the fits the
context.
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Types of Activities
Pronounce Syllables - Repeat each syllable after the native speaker. Put the
syllables together to pronounce the word correctly.
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Types of Activities
Use Speech Analysis - On any Speech screen, click the Speech-Analysis icon to
open a new screen. This screen allows you to mimic the speaker's voice to see a
graph of your voice. Use the Record icon to record your voice and click the Speaker
icon to review the recording.
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Types of Activities
Select from Multiple Choices - From the options, click on the one that correctly
completes the phrase or sentence.
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Types of Activities
Practice Writing - Type the phrase on your computer keyboard or use the on-screen
keyboard.
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Using Rosetta Stone with the mobile app
iPad/iPhone
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Android
*After creating an account online,
get the free app for Android or iPhone
* NOTE: Getting the app is only necessary if you plan to use Rosetta Stone on a mobile device.
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Signing into the app – select Enterprise and
Education Learners
* NOTE: Getting the app is only necessary if you plan to use Rosetta Stone on a mobile device.
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Username and password are the ones you used to sign up for the
online version of Rosetta Stone. *Online portal = sfpl, then tap Sign In.
For the Apple app,
“Online Portal”
is called
“Namespace.”
Type sfpl.
* NOTE: Getting the app is only necessary if you plan to use Rosetta Stone on a mobile device.
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Tips for accessing Rosetta Stone - Library Edition
• If you are accessing Rosetta Stone from the web (i.e. not
the mobile app), always sign in from the library’s Rosetta
Stone website.
• If you are accessing Rosetta Stone from the web, be
sure to enter the same language each time you are
prompted (two times).
• If you are accessing Rosetta Stone from the mobile app,
be sure to type sfpl (lowercase) for “namespace” or
“online portal.”
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