Anyone use/used the Tell Me More Spanish program by Auralog?

[Sue G in PA]

Saw it on Pennywise Learning and it looked good. Any opinions?

[Patricia in WA]

I have never heard of it. Do you have a link?

[nmoira]

I have never heard of it. Do you have a link?Here's one (http://www.languageresourceonline.com/product.asp?specific=joqqfnp8).

[EvergreenEclecticAcademy]

I have never heard of it. Do you have a link?

...for the Tell Me More Spanish Homeschool edition (http://www.tellmemorestore.com/product.asp?specific=25).

[Patricia in WA]

This does look very interesting. Too bad there is no demo or at least more screen shots. I could not recommend either way. I know the complaint with RS voice recognition is that you must speak exactly like the native speaker on the cd. I don't know how this software would avoid that problem. Maybe your library carries it??

HTHs,

[Sandy in Indy]

The voice recognition on Auralog is really neat. There's a voice print line for the speaker, then one for the student so you can compare. Then the software rates whether a native speaker would understand the student or not (and rates it as great, pass, fail).

I got a demo CD at convention....

Our library just put this in the language lab and ds started on it this week!

[yeknom]

look preaty good. but it is a little bit expensive
Price: US$249.99 (http://www.tellmemorestore.com/product.asp?specific=25)
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[nmoira]

look preaty good. but it is a little bit expensiveHomeschool Buyers Coop (http://www.homeschoolbuyersco-op.org/) has a group buy going on right now.

[Barb F. PA in AZ]

Homeschool Buyers Coop (http://www.homeschoolbuyersco-op.org/) has a group buy going on right now.

Thanks for the heads up! I was going to buy this anyway and this saves me some money. Right now it's at $212, but with two more buyers the price will drop to $199. It's cheaper than Rosetta Stone. I'm going for it.

Barb