With expensive, complicated software and limited budgets, most busy language teachers turn back to the traditional chalkboard and perhaps an Overhead Projector. This could be a PC, UNIX, or Mac with WEBstar. You should have remote access to a folder on that server, at least 500 MB of space there, and a password into that folder on the server. And with a browser such as Netscape Navigator, you can easily access the world of language teaching already available on the WEB, to which you will soon be contributing via your server folder. You will also need a computer from which to access the world's WWW language pages and produce your own pages.
Software Needs Software requirements are also basic.
Or you can download a myriad of other html editors for free by accessing their titles via Net Search. For listening to and producing sound, you will need a sound editing program. When you try to listen to a sound, but the program is missing on your hard drive, you will be informed what program to obtain. If you use a digitized camera, you will need the software which comes with the camera. With this software you can capture and convert images to use as illustrations in your WWW language lessons.