It is easy to understand that one "Interactive Audio" lecture follow the previous, as the bottom of each lecture page points to the next lecture.
What I though am not sure of, is when to do a "Language & Culture" lecture. When looking at the Dashboard, I see progress arrows pointing from each "Interactive Audio" lecture to a "Language & Culture" lecture below. Does this mean that it is best if I follow each "Interactive Audio" lecture with a subsequent "Language & Culture" lecture, or is it better to do all the "Language & Culture" lecture after completing all "Interactive Audio" lecture in one section?
When should I move to "Language & Culture" lectures"?
Soren-P
January 24, 2014
Robert-C7
January 24, 2014
Generally speaking, there is a "Language & Culture" lesson paired with each "Interactive Audio" lesson. I think it is best to do both before moving onto the next pair. The "Language & Culture" lesson often reinforces concepts and vocabulary introduce in the "Interactive Audio" lesson.
Diana-S1
January 24, 2014
One of the beauties of Rocket French is that you can follow your own learning style. Generally, each Interactive Audio lesson has an arrow that points down and one that points right. You could, thus, do the Interactive Audio and then drop down to the Language & Culture. After that you could go back up to the next Interactive Audio lesson. You could also do them all in numerical order, that is, doing all of the Interactive Audio lessons in a section, followed by all of the Language and Culture lessons.
o.h.
January 25, 2014
What about writing?
Dan-H24
January 25, 2014
I agree with Robert. When I first started I too was confused about the best way to progress. I finally found that doing an audio lesson, then reading the complementary chapter in the Conversation Course, then doing the Language and Culture Lesson, worked best for me.
Cecilia-L4
January 26, 2014
I'm brand new at this, but am finding that doing the "Language and Culture" section right after the audio section helps to cement new vocabulary and grammar into my brain before moving on. :)
jason-oxenham-founder
January 26, 2014
Hi all - We have deliberately tried to not be too prescriptive with how people use our courses. There are pro's and con's for this approach but we felt that flexibility was the most important thing. Often it can come down to what you feel like doing in a particular learning session.
Soren-P
January 27, 2014
Thank you all for your kind replies. I think I will mix it up a bit depending on mood ;-)
louis-philippe1
January 28, 2014
Salut, tout le monde. Est-ce que quelqu'un sait la liste complète des badges? Je vous remercie
jason-oxenham-founder
January 28, 2014
Salut Vincent - Right now there isn't anywhere to see all the Badges in one place. However, once you get to around 70,000 points you become "Certified", which is the highest level. You can see the highest points earners using the "All time" filter on the My Badges > Leaderboard.
louis-philippe1
January 28, 2014
Je vous remercie beaucoup pour votre réponse.
logan-101
September 2, 2014
Where is this, "complementary chapter in the Conversation Course"
Robert-C7
September 2, 2014
Rocket Languages has several groupings of its lessons. It has "Interactive Audio", "Language and Culture", and for languages such as Chinese or Japanese, a "Writing" lesson. In addition, there are some "Survival Guide" lessons.
If you look on the dashboard, the top row of a major group list "Interactive Audio" lessons. Right below it are "Language and Culture" lessons. Usually, the "Language and Culture" right below the "Interactive Audio" lesson is the corresponding lesson.