Center for Language and International Communication
Welcome to the virtual home of the Center for Language and International Communication (CLIC), College of Arts and Sciences, at the University at Albany.
We exist in order to promote the learning and teaching of world languages and cultures through the use of technology and other instructional media. We serve the Languages Literatures and Cultures and the East Asian departments.
To that end, we offer leadership and excellence in the application, creation, and dissemination of innovations concerning educational technology, second language pedagogy, global media and materials for all members of the UAlbany community who utilize world languages in their studies, teaching, or research.
If you have questions about how the CLIC can help you integrate foreign language technologies in your classes or how the CLIC can help you learn a language, please feel free to stop by or write us.
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Important Information
Before sending students to the CLIC to accomplish a given task (oral exam...), you need to send us the instructions in English so that we can set up the lab properly.
We also recommend that instructors make reservations before sending students. Feel free to contact us for further information.
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Spring/Summer 2013 Hours
- Until May 13th:
Monday-Thursday: 9AM-8PM.
Friday: 9AM-1PM
- Starting May 14th:
Monday-Thursday: 9AM-3PM.
Friday: 9AM-1PM.
Reminder: Students cannot make reservations.
CLIC Calendar
Click here to check the lab's availability.
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French-American Virtual Exchange
Going into its 3rd year, the French-American telecollaboration invites students to experience learning French in conversation with native French speakers online in the CLIC. Find out more.
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Center Highlight
Computer Assisted Language Learning
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