Oxford English For Information Technology

This new edition contains updated material to keep users up to speed in this fast-moving industry. All four language skills are consolidated and developed through a variety of authentic and visual materials related to the topic.

This is an easy-to-use course for students specializing in computing and information technology. All four language skills are consolidated and developed through a variety of authentic, and visual materials related to the topic.
The Teacher's Guide provides teaching objectives, notes, and an answer key, tapescript and photocopiable progress tests.

This is an easy-to-use course for students specializing in computing and information technology. All four language skills are consolidated and developed through a variety of authentic, and visual materials related to the topic.

This text offers 25 topic-based units, each covering a key area of IT. There is a variety of texts and visual material, taken from textbooks, newspapers, computing magazines, web pages, manuals, and advertisements. The course revises and practises grammar and functions appropriate to the needs of IT specialists at intermediate level, developing all four skills, with the main emphasis on reading. Most units end with longer specialist reading texts. These are intentionally challenging, and can be used either for homework or self-study. The tasks - such as writing, exchanging information, and problem solving - encourage learners to combine their subject knowledge with their growing knowledge of English.

This is an easy-to-use course for students specializing in computing and information technology. All four language skills are consolidated and developed through a variety of authentic, and visual materials related to the topic.
The Teacher's Guide provides teaching objectives, notes, and an answer key, tapescript and photocopiable progress tests.

This is an easy-to-use course for students specializing in computing and information technology. All four language skills are consolidated and developed through a variety of authentic, and visual materials related to the topic.

There are 25 units covering a wide range of current IT topics, using authentic texts and visual material taken from textbooks, newspapers, popular computing magazines, Internet newsgroups webpages, manuals and advertisements.