FAQ
We are located at Drescher Hall, Room 220, across from the John Drescher Planetarium (enter through Drescher Hall, Room 219).
The Modern Languages Lab is reserved for SMC language students. Faculty may also reserve the lab space for their classes.
Students who are not enrolled in a language course may visit one of the many computer labs offered at SMC.
You do not need to make an appointment to use the Modern Languages Lab. You are free to come and go anytime the lab is open. If a class has reserved space inside the lab, you may still use an available workstation; however, the class will have priority.
The Language Lab Support Desk team works inside the Modern Languages Lab. They are happy to help and provide minor technical support. You may also reach out to Student IT Help for more complicated questions.
Yes, students are encouraged to work, study, attend language course Zoom lectures, and practice their language skills in the Modern Languages Lab. The lab is equipped with microphones, headphones, and webcams for your convenience.
Yes, the lab has several raised desktops, and workstation 1 features a large-print keyboard.
Students are not required to track Language Lab hours. Consult with your professor for guidance regarding lab usage and assignments.
For more information, visit Language Lab Credit.
Use the links provided to access Mango Languages and Transparent Language. For more information on these apps, visit the Language Lab Support Desk.
Visit the Modern Languages Tutoring Center for information and tutor availability. Contact the Tutoring Coordinator (opens in new window) for any additional questions.
For inquiries about becoming a tutor or a student assistant, contact the Tutoring Coordinator (opens in new window) .
