Getting started with “Rosetta Stone” -...

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How to access Rosette Stone for the Springfield Public School student: Getting started with “Rosetta Stone” 1. Link: http://springfieldpublicschools.rosettastoneclassroom.com/en/ 2. Enter your “username” and “password” These were mailed home during the 2009-2010 school year. If you do not have your username or password, please let Señor Krumholz know immediately so he can help retrieve this for you.

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How to access Rosette Stone for the Springfield Public School student:

Getting started with “Rosetta Stone” 1. Link: http://springfieldpublicschools.rosettastoneclassroom.com/en/

2. Enter your “username” and “password” These were mailed home during the 2009-2010 school year. If you do not have your username or password, please let Señor Krumholz know immediately so he can help retrieve this for you.

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3. Once you are logged in, you will select “Launch Rosetta Stone”

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4. Now you are ready to select your language – please select Spanish (Spain) and the select the appropriate level. At the start of the school year, all students may select level 1 (this may be a great review for some) and continue on from there:

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5. Once you select your language and level, you may select your curriculum (this is based on the approach that you feel will best serve you as you study the language). Then begin with unit 1. You may stop working with the program and continue as often as you’d like:

Have fun and enjoy!