Should Rosetta Stone by used for teaching? A recent article explores both sides of the argument for using the famous software program to replace traditional language classrooms. On the one side, language educators, such as David Mc Alpine, president of the board of directors for ACTFL, question whether Rosetta Stone should replace classroom instruction. According to Mc Alpine, language is about "human communication. Not communication with a machine." However, there are several proponents for using Rosetta Stone in instruction. Early adopters include James Madison University which has already unveiled plans to offer the first for-credit class on Rosetta Stone software. You can read more in the InsideHigherEd article linked below:To use or not to use Rosetta Stone?
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