In spite of the growing popularity of LMS online courses, only 8.6 out of each 100 college credits taken by students in the U.S. are for studying a foreign language. Compare that figure to the 56% of Europeans who are at ease with at least one other language, according to a recent Eurobarometer survey. It’s a shameful truth: Americans are mostly limited in language skills to their native tongues.

The U.S. is one of the most materially privileged countries across the globe, with access to the best and newest technology. Considering this fact, why aren’t more Americans capitalizing on language acquisition resources such as online and in-person tutors, and university and LMS online language courses?

Of course, LMS online language courses are unique. Different from other learning topics which maintain their liveliness on the page, language requires out loud practice; sole dependence on online courseware may not work out for many students.

To fully master a language, a fantastic deal of word and sound repetition

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