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Cleveland Library Members to Gain Rosetta Stone Access

The library has acquired the language education software for all its patrons.

CLEVELAND, OH — Want to learn a new language? Now you can, at the Cleveland Public Library.

The library has obtained access to the Rosetta Stone Library Solution software, which includes lessons for up to 30 languages, the library announced in a press release. The lessons focus on reading, writing, speaking, and listening skills and are great for both beginners trying to learn a new language or experts looking to refresh their skills.

“Rosetta Stone® Library Solution is a service that will benefit our patrons from the novice looking to learn a new language to the global traveler refining their language skills,” said Felton Thomas, Director of CPL, in a press release. “All that a patron needs is their CPL card to unlock access to the world.”

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Public Library members will have full access to the program at the library as well as access to mobile apps that allow users to practice on the go or at home.

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