I recently started the work with the second part of RocketSpanish.
(Premium Plus: Level 2)
Even from the start, Lesson 9.1, I had an unpleasant surprise with the test 5, “Play it”.
For most of this dialog , even if my reply contains some wrong words and/or is badly pronounced in Spanish , it is accepted as correct, and the dialog continues !
This is more blatant for the lesson 9.2, where a complete answer is even not necessary , one or two words, be these correct or not, are enough for the dialog sequence to continue unperturbed !
In the first part, Premium: level1, when the reply is not accepted by the program, the dialog stops. After the necessary corrections, the dialog restarts from where it was stopped.
The above kind of dialog flow is logical and, makes “Play it” , a good learning tool !
So, why this doesn’t happen in the part 2 ?
Thanks,
Jack Cohen, PhD
(Premium Plus: Level 2)
Even from the start, Lesson 9.1, I had an unpleasant surprise with the test 5, “Play it”.
For most of this dialog , even if my reply contains some wrong words and/or is badly pronounced in Spanish , it is accepted as correct, and the dialog continues !
This is more blatant for the lesson 9.2, where a complete answer is even not necessary , one or two words, be these correct or not, are enough for the dialog sequence to continue unperturbed !
In the first part, Premium: level1, when the reply is not accepted by the program, the dialog stops. After the necessary corrections, the dialog restarts from where it was stopped.
The above kind of dialog flow is logical and, makes “Play it” , a good learning tool !
So, why this doesn’t happen in the part 2 ?
Thanks,
Jack Cohen, PhD