SharedTalk.com - For Language Exchange and Learning

From the acclaimed and successful language learning company RosettaStone comes SharedTalk. SharedTalk is a language exchange community solely based on educating its members and improving their language skills through communication with members who actually speak the desired language fluently. Practice can be done through voice chat, text chat, or through emails. Finding the right person you feel comfortable learning from is easy with their member search, so you can make sure to find someone you’ll have something in common with so that communication is only difficult because of the difference of first languages rather than personalities. They make sure to point out that the community is designed only as a practice arena for your language skills, and if you are out for just a penpal, a way to meet people from other countries, a date, or any other kind of service, there are plenty of other sites out there to use. They even provide a detailed list of these sites organized by what you are potentially looking for other than a language learning buddy.

"Rosetta Stone’s SharedTalk is a community of people from around the world and is dedicated to language exchange and language learning. Rosetta Stone is enthusiastic about the opportunity SharedTalk offers language learners around the world to strengthen their language skills through immersion and conversation. Rosetta Stone is committed to making the SharedTalk users experience the best, most effective learning experience possible."

The amount of detail they go into to make sure that people with different motives don’t use the site, and the fact that they actually go through their members to make sure they are following through with the site’s objective and are not just passive members never utilizing the various tools, makes sure that the site retains its quality, which makes it very attractive. Many people know of RosettaStone and the fact that even the State Department uses it for its employees who need to learn another language, and this association definitely gives the site credit before you even visit it. It’s a good complimentary tool for people using their software who are serious about learning a new language.

What exactly is their method for checking to see if people are using the site in the way that they designed it?