Who is eViews for?
eViews is an educational site designed for students, and teachers,
of English, who want to practice and improve their English
skills. Students can use eViews as an extra exercise, to listen
to different accents, and be entertained while they learn.
Teachers can use eViews as a convenient source of prepared
listening material that comes with a glossary of expressions,
listening comprehension exercise and answers, full transcription,
and lesson plan. We cover lots of accents and lots of subjects,
and strive to maintain a diverse range for all interests.
Unsubscribe?
To unsubscribe, simply send us an e-mail and you will not
be billed again. You will receive confirmation of this within 2 working days.
Billing?
Subscriptions are billed on the 25th of each month, except
for Decembers when they are billed on the 15th.
I'm a teacher of EFL/ESL. How can I best use eViews?
If you're looking for additional material that is varied and
different, here's a great site for you. We concentrate on
producing interviews of people with different accents, from
varying backgrounds, and talking about what they know best;
their work, their hobbies, their passions. Each interview
is packaged for an English lesson, 10 to 12 minutes of audio,
edited for clarity while maintaining the nuances and manners
of the guest, and talking about things that we hope to be
of interest to you and your students. At TEACHER subscription
level, each interview comes with its own lesson plan, as well
as a glossary and comprehension exercise. Further details
on our TEACHER
page.
Don't have an audio player?
Most PCs come with an audio player, assuming you have
a sound card and a speaker. Microsoft include their WIN player
with Windows.
Want the interview on hard disc/tape?
It's easy enough to record eViews to whatever recording device
you want to use or even save it to your hard disk.
For hard disc, right click on the link and choose "Save as...".
For tape, connect
your sound card to your cassette/mini-disc, press record and
download the MP3 audio. Connection jacks vary, but the most
common is a mini-jack cable (male-to-male), available from
record stores/electronic shops.
You should check that your
new recording is from a faultless download before playing
in class.
Password problems?
Our password system works pretty well, and almost all problems
are when a STUDENT subscriber tries to get the TEACHER written
material with their password. The same goes for TEACHER subscribers,
your password only works for TEACHER level written material.
(The audio material is the same for all levels, so if the
password problem is to get the audio, write to us).
Our Privacy Policy/SPAM
We treat your privacy the way we expect others to treat us.
Your e-mail address and other information will only be used
for the purpose given, and not sold to third parties. Ever!
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