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>Date: Fri, 09 Sep 2005 13:24:38 -0400
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For a system that really emulates the old Sony or Tandberg labs, I guess 
Sony and Tandberg might be the best vendors for digital language 
labs.... We have a Tandberg lab (the company's name is now Sanako) 
installed in 2001 and it's holding up well. It does all the things that 
the cassette lab did and more and better (how about animated digital 
handouts instead of xeroxed ones?). The downside is that it's expensive, 
as the old labs were, and gets upgraded more often since it has to, to 
keep up with computer developments. And you have to buy the computers 
and replace them etc. too.

Judy Shoaf
University of Florida

LLTI-Editor wrote:

> --- Forwarded Message from "Daniel M. Wescovich" <[log in to unmask]> ---
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> Can anyone tell me what software can emulate the old language lab
> system capabilities such as realtime audio communication, grouping,
> pairing, etc? I am having trouble finding a solution that works.
> 
> Daniel M. Wescovich
> 
> Coordinator
> Language Learning Center
> Saint Louis University
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