Question about Homeschool version of Rosetta Stone

[Ruth in NC]

Is there a difference other than the ability to maintain records? Are worksheets available to print out and use? If so, where? I thought there were but have not been able to find any.

 

Thanks for any info.

 

Ruth in NC

[Guest Cheryl in SoCal]

It comes with a disc of supplemental materials (workbooks, tests, etc). I'm not sure of the other differences because I've never had the regular version. There can be up to 5 students using the Homeschool Version but I don't know about the regular.

[Ruth in NC]

Thanks. Perhaps I don't recognize the workbook pages on my suppl disc. My Hebrew is practically nonexistent so I may just need a Hebrew reader to help me. At least now I know there should be something on the disc.

 

Again, thanks. Ruth in NC

[Guest Cheryl in SoCal]

Thanks. Perhaps I don't recognize the workbook pages on my suppl disc. My Hebrew is practically nonexistent so I may just need a Hebrew reader to help me. At least now I know there should be something on the disc.

 

Again, thanks. Ruth in NC

 

If Hebrew is set up the same way as Spanish you will have the program disc set (one for the program and one for each language level), one supplemental materials disc (in its own separate sleeve) and one audio companion set (one disc for each language level). On my supplemental materials disc the files are all labeled in English. I'd give RS a call and have them help you figure everything out. They've been very helpful when I've called.

[Ruth in NC]

I have all the discs you mention, but the files are all in Hebrew. My Hebrew readers will be home tonight but I think you're right, I'm going to call them.

 

Thanks again.

[Guest Cheryl in SoCal]

I have all the discs you mention, but the files are all in Hebrew. My Hebrew readers will be home tonight but I think you're right, I'm going to call them.

 

Thanks again.

 

You're welcome :-) I can see where that would cause some difficulty, LOL.

[Ruth in NC]

Solved my own problem. Under the headset was the parent's guide, which I had not seen before. No worksheets, quizzes or tests for Hebrew, or most other languages. Oh well. Now I need to make sure I didn't pay too much extra for the Homeschool edition.