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- Product Use: Reference book, Teaching resource
- Learning Level: A2, B1, B2, C1, C2
- Target Exam: No specific
- Product Type / Component: Teachers book
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The Internet and Business English
Highly Commended for the ESU 2004 Award
The Internet and Business English was the first Internet book to specifically focus on the business English learner and offer a comprehensive guide on how to exploit company web-sites, integrate the Web into language lessons and enhance learner training.
Key Features
- A comprehensive introduction to the Internet
- Learner training activities
- Practical lesson activities
- Ideas for teacher trainers
- A data bank of sites for ESP (English for Special Purposes)
- Technical advice
- A vocabulary list with an online bilingual glossary
Who is it for
Designed to help business English teachers understand and exploit the World Wide Web.
List of PDF files for The Internet and Business English
Data bank
 Databank of useful websites (p.156)
Learner training
Technology needs analysis (p.65)
Internet vocabulary (p.66).
Internet terms (p.67)
Internet collocations (p.68)
Using the Internet in language learning (p.69).
Internet definitions (p.70).
Company web-site evaluation (p.73)
Dictionary comparison sheet (1) (p.76)
Dictionary comparison sheet (2) (p.77)
Continuing to Learn (p.80)
Lesson activities
Teachers Internet checklist (p.83)
Activities
New media (p.98).
Virtual city tour (p.91).
Travel plans (p.94).
BBC world news summarising (p.98)
BBC world news deepening (p.99)
BBC world news updating (p.100)
BBC world news widening (p.101)
Current projects (p.103)
Your company and its web-site (p.105).
Universal worksheet (p.107).
Company description (p.109)
Product comparison (p.113)
Airline (p.115)
Time-line (p.117).
Changes (p.119)
Predicting the future (p.121).
Presentations (p.129)
Investing in the future (1) (p.136).
Investing in the future (2) (p.137).
Investing in the future (3) (p.138).
Teacher training
Internet SWOT analysis (p.143)
Using the Web in Business English (p.146).
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