Using technology to support language learning and facilitate immersive experiences, featuring a Language Lounge, Technology Classroom, and Innovation Workroom.
Events reserved in the Language Lab are not open to the public unless otherwise noted. The lab may be hosting classes during the week before finals and may not be available for individual study time. The lab is closed for student holidays, the first week of classes, and finals week.
Fall 2024 Language Lab hours
Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Tutoring hours are not available during the summer.
Language Lab manager, Eric Le
Monday through Friday, 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
langlab@unl.edu
Language Lounge
302 Burnett Hall
The Language Lounge is a student space that supports group work, individual language practice, tutoring assistance, and communication. It also provides language students with access to various forms of media. It therefore features a DVD player, VCR, and a Google Chromebox that are available for student use and for student projects. Additionally, two 70" screens provide an immersive language environment designed to facilitate learning through international film, music, and news. The Lounge is also used as a space for department-wide events or talks.
Technology Classroom
301 Burnett Hall
The Technology Classroom is a language teaching resource that is equipped with ceiling microphones, speakers, web cameras, a projector, and two 70" screens. It can be used to connect with others across the world through video conferencing. But, with the projector, large screens, multiple speakers, and the ability to arrange desks in various different ways, this classroom really shines in creating a technology-infused and immersive space that is perfect for interactive activities and games, such as playing Kahoot! in language courses! We also have iPads available for student use in order to facilitate learner engagement.
Innovation Workroom
304 Burnett Hall
The Innovation Workroom is an area in the Lab that provides opportunities for exciting and interesting class projects and group activities. The Workroom is equipped with several high-powered PCs, VR HMDs, an intelligent voice assistant device, a sound production platform, 3D printer, 3D scanner and other emerging technology.
Nebraska Interpreter and Translator Corps
303 Burnett Hall
The Nebraska Translator and Interpreter Corps (NETIC), a partnership between the department, the Bureau of Sociological Research (BOSR), and the Nebraska community, provides quality and affordable translation and interpretation services, as well as to offer professional experience for graduate students in the translation field. NETIC’s core idea is to create strong and dynamic connections between the department and the state of Nebraska.