I find that the most useful part of every lesson are the pdf notes, more particularly the many sentences that you provide as examples. It's useful because it shows you the many forms and permutation of each word used in the lesson (conjugation, cases, etc.). It would be a lot more useful if it had an audio component to it, or at least if the emphasis was indicated in the written format. I find the transliteration unhelpful, because it does not distinguish how certain letters are pronounced differently according to the emphasis (an o can be said 'o' or 'a', but in the transilteration, it'll always show as an 'o' sound).
The best way to go would be to have a downloadable audio component of each lesson where the sentence in english is read, then the listener has a few seconds to repeat it in Russian, and then a native (it has to be a native) russian speaker reads it in russian. A bit like the pimsleur method.
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Self Introductions/Basic Greetings
Basic Bootcamp
Learn how to say many common phrases that people use every day to introduce themselves
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