Two Cambridge titles shortlisted for British Council Innovation Awards 2008
Leading the field in ELT innovation!
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Leading the field in ELT innovation!
Cambridge titles were once again shortlisted for the British Council Innovation Awards this year.
World Englishes: Implications for International Communication and English Language Teaching, by Andy Kirkpatrick, and Good Practice: Communication Skills in English for the Medical Practitioner, by Marie McCullagh and Rosalind Wright, were recognised for their innovative contribution to English language teaching and learning.
The British Council Innovation Awards, otherwise known as the 'ELTONs', are the Oscars of the ELT world, and are offered to:
- outstanding new language learning resources which use innovative ideas to help learners of English to achieve their goals
- innovative research which has clear practical benefits for English language teaching
Our previous successes in the British Council Innovation Awards include:
Cambridge Grammar of English (2007 winner)
The face2face student CD-ROM/Audio CD (2006 British Council Award nominee and winner of the English-Speaking Union President's Award 2005)
English365 (2005 nominee)
English Grammar in Use 3rd edition (2005 nominee)
Motivational Strategies in the Language Classroom (2003 nominee)
For more information about the British Council Innovation Award visit The British Council website.