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EDU 205.

11
Curriculum and Resource Development in English
Education

Language
Laboratory
Submitted to: Submitted by:

Dr. Anita Mathai Sneha Anitha Jacob


No. 8, English Optional
Ms. Jyothilakshmy R. Nair
Titus II Teachers College, Tiruvalla
 Also known as:
 Digital language lab
Language  Multimedia language lab
Laboratory
 Language media centre
 Multimedia learning centre
 What it is:
 An audio visual installation
 Used in modern teaching
Language applications
Laboratory  A space for foreign language
learning
 A time-tested way to sharpen
spoken language skills
 Objectives:
To enable one to:
 Practice and assess speech in a

Language language
Laboratory  To listen to model pronunciation
 To record and do self
assessment and correction
 To learn at one’s own pace
 Components:
Hearing booth
(cubicle)

Language Console
Laboratory
 Control room
 Types:
 Conventional
Language  Linguaphone laboratory
Laboratory
 Computer assisted
 Multimedia hi-tech
 Merits:
 Improves language proficiency
 Better attention
Language  Effective learning
Laboratory
 Immediate feedback
 Self pacing
 Privacy
Demerits:
 No scope for reading and writing
 Accommodation of more than 20 students
not possible
Language  Costly
Laboratory  Lack of availability of competent native
speakers
 Difficulty in installation
 Difficulty to get efficient, trained teachers
 Significance and relevance:
 Helps use of technology effectively
 Helps acquire a sensibility for the
Language sound patterns in a language
Laboratory  Supports learner autonomy
 Allows participant privacy to speak
and listen

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