If you’ve ever learned a foreign language, you know that immersion — including conversing with others — is a much different experience than working from a classroom textbook. Rosetta Stone introduced TOTALe (toe-taal-eee) in late July 2009 to take advantage of the increasing networking of computers and people and inject a bit of Skype-like conferencing to its otherwise straightforward, 1:1 software.The Rosetta Stone American English Language Learning program also sometimes mixes too many new vocabulary topics into one lesson. The section on numbers and colors, for example, is slightly confusing even for a native English speaker because the pictures to which the vocabulary must be matched often contain both numbers and colors. Overall, the vocabulary included in the program is appropriate for Rosetta Stone Language an English language learner but is confusing in organization and limited in content.Please continue reading on page two for more of the review of Rosetta Stone Online for American English Language Learning.