Mango specifically supports libraries and their patrons

We have the same goals you do: to be a relevant resource to your community, and enrich the lives of the people in it.

Easy for Everyone

Get your library up and running quickly

Mango is a self-paced learning system with a focus on simplicity. It was designed for anyone to start using without the need for a help manual. Mango is easy to setup and even easier to use!

Our staff knows how important smooth delivery is when adding a new resource to your library. Our integration team makes adding Mango in your library a snap. Before you know it, your patrons have access to the easiest way to learn a foreign language.

Learning a new language can seem daunting, especially to a beginner. Mango's focus on simplicity is changing this, one user at a time. Your patrons will be excited to know that simple language-learning has arrived in their community.

	Pricing & Information
	Mango was selected by The New York Public Library as a Best of Reference library resource. Best of Reference is an annual list of books, websites, and electronic resources selected by a committee of librarians for their usefulness in branch reference collections. Selection criteria include value and appropriateness for branch collections, organization of material, style of presentation, and authority of authors and editors.
	"Languages will be learned online. And what's more, you'll never associate the word mango with fruit alone after you've taken Mango Languages for a test drive. This web-based language learning program (which patrons access for free through their library's site and use in the privacy of their homes) is intuitively designed and equipped with every tool imaginable, including audio narration." ALA Product Report: Less Was More in Denver By Mirela Roncevic - Library Journal - March 1, 2009
	"The product is simple, which makes getting your feet wet in a new language very easy and comfortable. The product works very well and is consistent." Advisor Reviews / The Charleston Advisor By Michelle Jeske - Denver Public Library - January 2009