The Lab consists of 22 Macintosh G3 computers, with headphones for listening to audio, and with Microphones to record your own audio. There are also Laserdisc players, VCRs, and CDRoms to view media in those formats. Each computer is networked, with access to the Internet. There is also an Apple Scanner, LCD color projection and audio speaker capability, and access to a Zip drive, slide scanner, digital camera, document camera, and color printer and laserprinter capability. Now in the lab .
Students can compare their pronounciation with that of native speakers speakers.
HyperDrill is a template program that can used by language instructors. It was recently featured on Apple's Imagine Satellite TV Series. The first Doctor of Arts project using Hypercard is currently on the TATU server in preparation for the candidate's defense. The reading guide provides cultural as well as literary notes, a dictionary, a bibliography, and biographical information about the author. With the Hypercard interface, the Borges tool allows a student to navigate from stack to stack to browse related background and support information, satisfying individual learning styles.