ALP classes are held in comfortable and well-designed classrooms with nearby public computing facilities which students can use any time of the day. ALP students make use of the university's listening laboratory in Cunz Hall and the Denney Hall instructional media center, where they can find computerized reading, listening, and pronunciation program, CD-ROM programs, and video resources.
Students also make use of the university's library system.
Fully computerized, it allows students to search the exact location and status of holdings in any of its 24 individual libraries. Upper-level ALP students are introduced to the library as they practice researching and presenting academic topics. For more information, see The Ohio State University Libraries . Special Internet web pages have been developed for ALP students, to supplement their textbooks and to allow them to utilize the World Wide Web for language learning and research.