MACMILLAN ON LINE RESOURCES

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Macmillan Dictionary Online
Macmillan is delighted to announce the launch of the new Macmillan Online Dictionary and Thesaurus, at www.macmillandictionary.com:
Full A-Z content of dictionary
British and American editions of dictionary available
Pronunciation in both British and American English
All collocation, metaphor and usage boxes
Thesaurus linked from sense level - top 10 synonyms only
Word frequency indicators
All words in definitions hyperlinked
You will also find: mPulse If you're interested in English today and want to keep up with changes in the language, this is the place to come. BuzzWord Every week you'll find a BuzzWord article giving a linguistic snapshot of the topical and social issues of today.Macmillan Dictionary Blog The Macmillan Dictionary Blog is a multi-authored blog discussing the English language today. The blog welcomes contributions from guest authors and comments from readers. Open Dictionary The English Language is changing all the time. There may be as many as one million words in English, but it still hasn't stopped growing. New words, and new meanings of old words are constantly coming into the language.Articles In this section you can read articles about the latest developments in the English language.Word of the Day Every day, we'll pick a word out of the dictionary to amuse you, enlighten you, or cheer you up.Web Pulses Here you'll find some of our favourite articles on the web and links to blogs that have caught our attention.

* Macmillan Interactive Webinars
Macmillan invites you to join us as we discuss the one issue we all have in common as educators - the teaching of language, and how we can do it better. If you are wondering what Webinars are, you may have already guessed that this is a combination of the words 'Web' and 'Seminars' and that's essentially what they are - online seminars. The Macmillan Webinars are a series of live video talks from some of the biggest names in ELT. No payment is necessary, but pre-registration is required. For registration and further information, go to www.macmillanenglish.com/season. You can view these webinars online, directly in your web browser and if you wish, you'll be able to put questions directly to the presenter during the session. The webinars start at 11 am GMT. To check the webinar start time for your location, visit this page and select your country from the list. The second season of live Macmillan Webinars will be ready in spring and we will update the list of speakers as soon as possible. Meanwhile, don't miss the opportunity to watch the first season of these past Macmillan Webinars online:
'New technology - new pedagogies' by Pete Sharma
'The power of lists' by Lindsay Clandfield
'Seven things beginning with M' by Scott Thornbury

* Macmillan ELT YouTube Channel
Macmillan goes live on YouTube! Clips from our promotional videos and author talks can be found at www.youtube.com/user/macmillanELT. Visit our YouTube channel and watch Macmillan authors in action around the world. You will be able to watch almost 50 videos and choose from an ever-expanding library of high-quality video content. If you are interested in CLIL debates, the 2009 IATEL Conference, anecdotes in the ELT classroom, successful teaching tips and presentations of new materials, this is the site you can't miss:
Adrian Underhill's pronunciation workshop: Adrian Underhill takes a practical approach to teaching pronunciation in this series of video clips from Macmillan ELT.
IATEFL 2009 CLIL Debate: Videos from the Macmillan IATEFL 2009 CLIL Debate.

* For more online resources, visit:
www.onestopenglish.com
www.onestopclil.com
www.macmillanenglish.com