Hi,

Please see screenshot bellow for the clone  button
http://screencast.com/t/ftQoTCQrwO22

Hi,

I wanted to have an English set and a Vietnamese set so I used the clone course function to clone semester 1 then I edited lesson 1 of this clone copy by overwriting the default audio with my new recording. I also replaced the english text with the language I want to teach my child: Vietnamese language. I made sure to name the new audio with a different name ...then save. ( There was no Save As )  Tested all looked good except the original english semester 1 now also displays the lesson in vietnamese language? Please advise. I have latest version. Thanks,

Bug found: Sound/voice was cut off in multisensory mode.
Please click on the below link to see recorded video for the issue:
http://screencast.com/t/Rq8VFjLq9E

(Note: video is 6MB so it may take a while to load depending on your connection )

System: window 7, sony vaio

My 13 months old girl is learning swimming everyday, does it mean it is a left brain activity?  It's 10 minutes long and she cries a lot but she is able to float on her own now after 5 weeks attending. She loves outdoor, gliding, swinging, swimming ( with her daddy), dancing...I'm also showing her the TW dvds but she doesn't pay attention at all. She loves watching brainy baby dvds and LR and other musical dvds though.  Lately she started saying "ball" and pointed to the ball. She waves her hand when we say "bye bye", when she sees our phones, she  picks it up and pust next to her ear and says "hi".I am very proud of her but I'm wondering if she is more left bain or right brain dominnated, or I might have rushed her LB development with the swimming routine, or watching many hours of her baby dvd, or trying to teach her so many things...?  I speak to her in my native language while my husband speaks to her in English. My husband and I talk with each other using a 3rd language and I plan to teach her that as well using LR. From what I read the first 5 years baby can learn 5 languages, then in this discussion, someone said rushing learning early means forcing left brain development early?

I appreciate your insights,

Thanks,