Language learning has traditionally followed a one-size-fits-all approach—static syllabi, fixed lesson progressions, and ...

There’s a good reason why the language learning app Rosetta Stone is the gros chien (that is, the big dog) of the apps we tested. It’s well designed, flexible and assumes you are an adult when ...

Learning a language can be tough. Fortunately, we've found the best apps to help make learning a foreign tongue fun with lessons, quizzes, and other activities.

I tried learning French on three language learning apps — here’s how they stack up. IE 11 is not supported. For an optimal experience visit our site on another browser.

I’m a language nerd, and I’ve tried most of the language-learning apps you may have heard about, including Duolingo, Rosetta Stone, and Pimsleur. Here are my impressions of each one.

Google / Digital Trends Learning a new language is one of those goals that many people share, but is hard to achieve in practice. Tools like Duolingo have gained popularity by gamifing the ...

Rosetta Stone has long been known as the go-to service for new language learners, and for good reason. The service has built up great courses for an impressive 28 languages, and it offers lessons ...

Busuu, a language learning platform backed by McGraw-Hill Education and PROFounders Capital, has seen revenue triple in China and Italy, where the virus took hold months ago, compared with pre ...

How do you keep high school kids engaged in the classroom? One University of Denver professor thinks he has the answer: ...

Promova is a modern language learning platform designed to fit seamlessly into your daily routine. The app leverages AI to personalize your learning experience based on your skill level, interests ...