App Shopper: iCaramba Spanish Course (Education)

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Mar 11 '11	Version 1.0.1
Feb 28 '11	New App: $19.99, v1.0

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iCaramba Spanish Course

Mac OS

Welcome to iLoveLingo's iCaramba Spanish Course: Lesson 1-10!

Whether you want to learn basic Spanish for your vacation or seriously study the language, our Spanish Course will get you to your goal.

YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_J8pOqZVIio

General Features:
- Easy, fun and fast, yet very comprehensive.
- 10 rapidly advancing lessons in HD graphics.
- Juan is your animated and talking guide.
- Listen to all phrases and words.
- Varying exercises with text, audio, and images.
- Sp-Eng Audio Dictionary included.
- No internet needed so you can study anywhere.
- Grammar is optional.
- For all ages - perfect for both homeschooling and adult learning.
- Developed by professional educators with more than 8 years of experience teaching online.

For more information about each lesson, screenshots and media, please visit:
www.iLoveLingo.com

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gharacheh:

Thanks for your feedback.

1) The audio that drops after Lesson 1 is only what Juan (our digital spokesperson) says in English. This was done to prevent the app from becoming larger than 20 mb, which is the limit for apps to be available on the app store "over the air", ie. by mobile modems etc. Since these audio files are in English and thus aren't crucial for understanding Spanish, we decided to drop these rather than any other more essential content.

Also, the note for version 1.0.1 refers to the glossary of lessons 3 and 4, and not to the introductory audio for each lesson.

2) The navigational system is very much akin to the navigational system you'd encounter in apps for the iPad, for instance. Perhaps this approach needs to be reevaluated, and adding a next-button at the end of each lesson to quickly navigate to the start of the next lesson as you suggest (if I understand you correctly) seems like a good idea.

Kind regards,
Madalena
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