How to Teach English with Technology is the most up-to-date practical guide for teachers who wish to use new technology in the classroom. It looks at current applications but also helps you prepare for the future. Authors: Nicky Hockly and Gavin Dudeney. (192 pages)
Level: Linjefag/All practising language teachers
Contents: Technology in the Classroom — Word processors in the classroom — Using websites — Internet-based project work — How to use email — How to use chat — Blogs, wikis and podcats — Online reference tools — Technology-based courseware — Producing electronic materials — e-learning: online teaching and learning — Preparing for the future — Task File — Glossary.
The book includes:
• a CD-ROM with video tutorials about how to use Webquests, Skype, Blogger, RSS, Second Life etc.
• information on how to set up internet-based project work
• instructions on how to use blogs, wikis, and podcasts etc.
• a guide to producing your own electronic materials
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How to Teach English with Technology is the most up-to-date practical guide for teachers who wish to use new technology in the classroom. It looks at current applications but also helps you prepare for the future. Authors: Nicky Hockly and Gavin Dudeney. (192 pages) 
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