- Reading and understanding words are not the only mediums to accomplish speaking a language
- Mastery and fluency over the spoken language presents a great deal of work
- Speech Laboratories came into being to ace not just reading and writing a modern language, but also pronouncing the right words with right dialect.
- Speech Laboratories open the frontiers for the teacher to teach their students and for the students to gain mastery over the language pronunciation and fluency

No matter how well your students are scoring in their exams, in reality, the language in which they are well and do well theoretically, they struggle to pronounce the rights words and keep fumbling with the right dialect. In this highly competitive world and with an astonishing boost in the globalization, the demand for the individuals who excel and have mastery over the written and spoken English and the numerous modern languages have significantly increased over the last few years. To attain supremacy in the written and especially spoken English, various advancements in the area of technology have been done to accomplish this purpose. Out of all the explorations, one such experiment that has been witnessing an exponential growth in the last so many years is the field of Language Laboratory Equipment.

This field too since the day of inception has evolved a lot to offer the teachers and the professors an assisting hand in helping their students gain full supremacy over the art of speaking different languages with the same fervor and zest as they feel in speaking their mother language. The first Language Laboratory Systemwas first incepted and can be seen at the University of Grenoble. (Ruby, W.B. 2004).


For the major parts of the 1950s and 1990s, the most commonly employed Language Laboratory Installations were the traditional ones that incorporate tape-based systems featuring reel to reel cassettes. What we see now gracing the classrooms and study halls of the schools and colleges are the highly advanced multimedia PCs that are highly effective in helping the teachers keep their ears on the student audio via a hard-wired analog tape deck based system with 'sound booths' in fixed locations.

Between those Tap Based Language Laboratory Equipment and the tape deck based systems, there are lots of experiments done with the working and the functioning of the Speech Labs to suit the diversified needs of the schools, colleges, and academic institutions.


Conventional Laboratory: A basic and primitive form of Language Laboratory, it features a tape recorder along with few audio cassettes of the target language to assist the students in picking the correct accent of the language.

Lingua Phone Laboratory: Similar to the Conventional Laboratory, Lingua Phone Laboratory comes with a headset to listen to the audio cassettes of the target language.

Computer Assisted Language Laboratory (CALL): CALL takes help of the computer in which the target language’s course material is already installed and can be accessed as per the features of the system.
Dial Access Lab: The Dial Access Lab is basically a broadcast operation which can be accessed by any number of students at any given time.

Mobile Lab: They are the portable Language Laboratory Systems which can be moved from one place to another within large premises due to the wheels along with the separate storage compartments for the headsets.

Wireless Lab: The headsets that are connected with the source via wires in the wired speech labs, in the wireless labs are impressively replaced by the radio transmission. The lab features a small transmitter that plays the recordings of the target language in the headsets.

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