Hi Karen,
I am also a French language learner. I was told by several language
teachers that the Risetta Stone program was very visual. I suspect it is not
going to be a good tool for a blind language learner. I found the Pimsler
program worked well as it is all audio. Also The
Hi Karen,
I am also a French language learner. I was told by several language
teachers that the Risetta Stone program was very visual. I suspect it is not
going to be a good tool for a blind language learner. I found the Pimsler
program worked well as it is all audio. Also The
Hi there, Thanks for the wisdom. I dare say they would have their own
voice, not sure why I did not consider this.
The funny thing is that in major cities people give the programs away on
freecycle.
My goal is French, and I should likely seek a Canadian copy. very happy
the program does the
Hi all,
In case you do not know what those are. Its a program for learning
another language that totally submerges you into the process.
Would the mac edition be voiceover compatible?
Karen
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Don't think you need VoiceOver for Rosetta. Had it on my iMac G4, running
Panther, then upgraded to Tiger; and, cannot remember needing to use
VoiceOver. But that was 3 years ago when it died in a dozen rapid-fire
property lightning strikes. I believe that the CDs/DVDs (?) had its own
voice. When
