The FLRC has developed a number of software tutorials to help students and faculty with the different multimedia projects used in our foreign language curricula. Hard copies of these tutorials may be found in the Resource Center. Our student workers are very qualified: all are native speakers of the different languages  taught at Lafayette; moreover, each one has been trained as a technology mentor. Feel free to ask our personnel for assistance with either language or technology questions.

The list of frequently used software includes:

Active listening programs
Audacity (audio recording)
cMap (concept mapping)
Comic Life (cartoon narrations)
Converting an iMovie project to a .mov and submitting it to the Lingua Server
Converting media to other formats,e.g., flv (Adobe Media Converter)
Dialang ( a European language proficiency evaluation)
Digital pen (Pulse)
ePortfolio (Lafolio) set-up
ePortfolio tools and manual
FlipGrid
Lingua server (accessing the L-drive)
Tools to build your LaFolio iMovie (video recording and authoring)
MovieMaker (PC)
Padlet
Perusall
PhotoBooth (pictures)
Photostory (PC)
Pinnacle Studio (PC video editing)
Skype (web video conferencing)
Screen and videoClip  capture software/using with PowerPoint presentations
Sanako Solo (video bookmarking, voice overs)
YouTube: downloading files
wiki Moodle
Zoom