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Hi there, Colleen.
We use a Sony / SANS system, and we've found that it's rather easy to
use, and, perhaps most importantly, the sales and service staff at
Teaching Systems in Arlington, TX have been very helpful and visible
throughout the three years the lab has been in existence. They have been
particularly helpful by providing excellent training now and again to
our language faculty (both in person and with excellent, detailed, &
easy to use printed and digital training materials and manuals), keeping
us up to date in terms of software upgrades, and, as most recently
demonstrated just last week, if necessary, coming out to our location
when a problem, however rare, arises. If you have any specific
questions, I'd be more than happy to answer them either in this forum or
offlist.
Best to you,
Georges Detiveaux
Language Lab Coordinator / Instructor of French & ESL
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Cy-Fair College, LRNC-203
9191 Barker Cypress Road
Cypress, TX 77433
http://faculty.nhmccd.edu/gdetiveaux
phone 281.290.5975
fax 281.290.5283
Le langage est une peau : je frotte mon langage contre l'autre. C'est
comme si j'avais des mots en guise de doigts, ou des doigts au bout de
mes mots. (Roland Barthes, Fragments d'un discours amoureux)
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Hello all-
I am with Naperville CUSD 203 in Naperville, IL. We are looking to
replace our hardware-based Esprit Language Lab this coming school year
when we upgrade the computers in that lab. We are hoping to use a
software language lab in place of our existing system. So far we've
researched both the Genesis and ReLanPro systems. I did some research
in the Archives and learned about the SANAKO Lab 300 and SANS
Virtuoso/Soloist systems; I've already ordered the Digital Language Lab
Solutions publication offered by IALLT. If anyone out there using any
of these systems would like to share their experiences with me, either
on the list or offlist, I would appreciate any insight you might have to
offer. I'm a little concerned that one of the systems we are seriously
considering, the ReLANPro by ASC, isn't even mentioned in the IALLT
publication. I'm assuming that means it's too new to have made it
through the evaluation process to get into the manual.
Colleen
Colleen Cannon-Ruffo
TIS: Technology Integration Specialist
Kingsley, River Woods and Scott / Foreign Language
Naperville CUSD203
Naperville, IL
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