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The Digital Language Lab facilities are located on the second floor of Meyer library and consist of three instructional areas.

A classroom designed for hands-on instruction (Room 280C). It contains 20 multimedia-capable PCs, all of which are equipped with flat panel displays. A "smart panel" facilitates easy projection of faculty and student computer monitors (including laptop screens) from various locations throughout the room. The room is further equipped with a multi-standard VCR, Laserdisc player, DVD player (all of which can be projected), as well as an audio deck.

A seminar room with a Mac teacher station (Room 280D). The space is primarily designed as a presentation room; however, multiple outlets allow students to connect laptop computers to the campus network and the Internet. A "smart panel" facilitates easy projection of the teacher station and selected student screens. The room is further equipped with a multi-standard VCR and Laserdisc player (which can be projected), as well as an audio deck.

A drop-in area for students to work on their assignments. This area has 20 PCs. In addition, 10 stand-alone analog recorders with record-and-compare mode are available for audio tape practice. Drop-in facilities are available on a first-come, first-served basis.

Reserving Facilities:

To make a reservation, please use this Classroom Scheduling Request Form.

All computers are equipped for input and viewing of multiple character sets including Arabic, Chinese, Hebrew, Japanese, Korean, and Cyrillic languages.

Organizationally, the Language Lab is part of Academic Computing, a division of SUL/AIR (Stanford University Libraries and Academic Information Resources). We are housed in Meyer Library.

The Language Lab supports foreign language instruction and the English as a Second Language program by offering a variety of services from counseling, materials acquisition and circulation, to materials development and specialized learning and teaching facilities.

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