There are segments on words for parts of the face, fruits, color words, items found outside, numbers from one to ten, and the like. The fourth and fifth introduce a variety of nouns, numbers, verbs, adjectives, prepositional phrases, pronouns, common expressions. Simple interrogatives and commands provide cues in most exercises. Users can click on a graphic image of an object or simple situation and hear the name of the object depicted. They may then record their own pronunciation, and play back the native speaker's and their own pronunciations.
Directions are good.
Additional help is available from an e-mail address in the package, and a query received a response the next day. This was most likely due to a conflict with extensive software installations on the latter, but the conflict could not be traced down. When successfully installed, the program did not crash in any lessons or manoeuvres. The software was not tested on Windows 3.1 computers. Navigation through the program is elementary and generally well designed for the age group, requiring familiarity with a mouse.