Livemocha - Member Reviews

Member Reviews

Completed exercises from both basic and active courses can be sent out for review by other members (native or fluent speakers), who provide feedback and tips. Members can also pay for “Expert Reviews” from language teachers that have been certified by Livemocha for 120 tokens. The user may rate the quality of these reviews, and choose to work with a particular expert reviewer. Private instruction sessions, conducted via video chat with a selected tutor, are also available for purchase.

Members earn “Mochapoints” by completing exercises and reviewing other people’s submissions. These points are not to be confused with the tokens. The tokens are earned for rating other people's submissions, or from paying a set fee in real life currency for a certain number of tokens. Mochapoints are a way to keep track of your progress and to compare the amount of time you have put into the website compared to other users. You gain Mochapoints for entering submissions, grading other people's submissions, chating with other users, etc. They can not be spent for content access in the same way that the tokens can be.

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