| Room Number: |
636 |
| Room Identification: |
Studios 4, 5, 6, 7 |
| Usage: |
For use by foreign language instructors or students. Small group work on computer or video imageing. Foreign Language or Humanities instructors may reserve studios at the reception desk. Students use the studios on a first-come-first-serve basis. Occasionally a studio will be reserved for a film showing for a particular class. |
| Equipment: |
Macintosh computer with 17” monitor, 20+” video monitor, VCR, laserdisc player, amp and stereo speakers. |
| Notes: |
Each studio has been dedicated to one of the languages taught in FL&L at MIT. You will find maps, art works, and memorabilia relevant to that language. Studio 4-French, Studio 5-German, Studio 6-Chinese, Studio 7-Spanish |
| Area: |
each appx. 100 sq.ft. (11’6” x 8’0”) |
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