There is not a language lab at the Water Tower Campus. Listening to Tapes To listen to the cassette tape lessons that accompany foreign language courses, students may go to the circulation desk on the 6th floor and check out a key to an Audiovisual Room. An LU student I.D. is required. Each room also has a standard tape recorder for recording onto personal tapes, as well as video viewing equipment. Whenever using an AV Room, students should sign in in the Modern Languages notebook kept in the room and give a brief description of their work.
Instructors receive a monthly record of student activity.
Using the Drill Button When using the tapes in the Audiovisual Rooms, always use the Drill button. This function allows you to hear the instructor s voice on the tape and record your responses onto the tape simultaneously. If you do not use the Drill button while listening to a tape, you will probably hear another student s voice on the tape. Simply press Drill to erase that student s voice. If you find a tape with the instructor s voice missing, please place it on top of the tape drawers with a brief note.