More on Autonomous Online Learning  
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In my last blog post here, I wrote about a new project I had started using a blog and publishing online activities that students can work on autonomously.

Autonomous Online Learning: Can it work?  
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I've just embarked on an experiment to find outif students are willing and able to develop their English working autonomously online.

Making time for tasks and still covering the syllabus  

This is the last in a series of four articles which will explore how to integrate a task-based approach into a typical textbook to maximise learning opportunities for your learners and to save teacher preparation time.

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From priming tasks and target tasks to language focus and grammar  

This is the third in a series of four articles which will explore how to integrate a task-based approach into a typical textbook to maximise learning opportunities for your learners and to save teacher preparation time.

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Six types of task for TBL  

This is the second in a series of four articles which will explore how to integrate a task-based approach into a typical textbook to maximise learning opportunities for your learners and to save teacher preparation time.

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Criteria for identifying tasks for TBL  

This is the first in a series of four articles which will explore how to integrate a task-based approach into a typical textbook to maximise learning opportunities for your learners and to save teacher preparation time.

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