Hi all, I like the new layout, however it lost one important function that the last one had. I use an iPad to view the lesson while playing the MP3 in the background, before at the bottom of each page I could select to go back to the previous lesson or select to go forward to the next lesson. This was really great when reviewing lessons, as I forget certain words but remember them once I see them. So skipping forward through lessons was a great way to review lessons for me. The new layout requires me to select back on the browser then the next lesson from there. This has caused a massive increase in time required to review the same amount of lessons, of course on an iPad not much data is cached so it will also increase your own data bandwidth costs. Can we have the option to have 'back' to 'forward' at the bottom of the page like before? Would be greatly appreciated by people like me who want to quickly review the online text without having to constantly go back to select a different lesson. Many thanks, John

Hi John, are you able to select Interactive "Audio Lessons" & "Language and Culture" in the top navigation to quickly jump between lessons?

Hi John, That's what I was trying to find out. You can use your IPad to work with Rocket Spanish? Now, when you say you use your MP3 to listen, you're speaking of the MP3 in the IPad internally, right? Stephanie

John, have you had the opportunity to use an IPod too, and if so, would you say it is more compatible with an IPod or IPad? Thanks.

This does not function well with iPad or Samsung galaxy and I don't want to be chained to a laptop, etc. Let me know when this is functional, please!

I get more functionality on my iPad when I use a browser like Google chrome for IPad instead of Safari. I'm still waiting for the iPad app they keep saying that they're working on!

Hi Lisa et al - It isnt far away! We released an updated Android app yesterday and the iOS app will follow but Apple has a 2-4 week approval process! There will be limitations with how Rocket Record works as the recording function is done in Flash, which neither Android or Apple support. Apparently there is a browser app, Photon, that Flash will work in, so that could be a good bet as well.