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Mobile technology is everywhere, but do you restrict or encourage it in your classroom?

Anne Wiseman and Adrian Odell look at some of the questions raised for lecturers and their students by teaching courses using English as the medium (or language) of instruction.

So what do people think of the UK? Anne Bostanci breaks down the results of a recently carried out survey

What should British universities know when working with their Indian counterparts?

As we mark 100 years since the start of the First World War in 1914, Anne Bostanci argues how it’s no longer useful to think about a country’s contribution and loss in national terms.

Aditya Chakrabortty (The Guardian) claims that university students are the ‘latest batch of guinea pigs in an experiment that has already largely failed’. John Bramwell disagrees.

We asked employers in nine countries how they view the role of intercultural skills in the workplace.

Dylan Gates writes about how English teachers can use ordinary household items in the classroom to make learning fun.

As we celebrate the 450th anniversary of Shakespeare’s birth, UK actor, author and producer Ben Crystal relates what it’s like to speak the work of this playwright.

Ahead of this year's ELTons awards for innovation in English language teaching, we asked three entrepreneurs how they built their own English language teaching (ELT) businesses.