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Crabtree 331 |
Multi-Media
Language Laboratory

Director:
Stuart MacMillan
Ph.D (Concordia), M.A (Carleton), B.Ed. (O.I.S.E), B.A. (Ottawa)


Office 330,
364-2433
smacmillanmta.ca

The Multimedia Language Lab is a PC computer lab consisting of 22 stations, each equipped with CAN-8, an interactive language learning system with sound, text, video, and graphic capabilities.

Although most lab work is done in the context of a formal class, the multimedia lab also serves as an ideal location for independent study, as students have access to computer-assisted language learning exercises, on-line dictionaries, grammar checks, CD-ROMs and the Internet.

The schedule for the use of the lab by classes
is posted on the door.

Any language student may use the lab for
independent study during free periods.

IMPORTANT: The fourth-hour language lab or conversation class components required by certain French, German, Japanese and Spanish courses are not scheduled until after classes have begun so that each student will be placed in a time slot compatible with the rest of his/her course schedule.
 
  Modern Languages and Literatures Reading Room (318 Crabtree) 
The Reading Room is a quiet, pleasant place to read and study 
and is used by both students and faculty. 

 


It is open 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. during term, Monday through Friday. 

Reference works for French, German, Spanish and English are for use in the room only. Other books (literature, history, criticism) in French, German and Spanish may be borrowed - please sign them out in the Secretary's log in the Department office. French, German and Spanish periodicals are also available. They too may be borrowed by signing them out through the Secretary. 

© 2004 Mount Allison University
Maintained by M. Bogaard
May, 2008