Company

Edulang is a European based company, specializing in Language Learning software.
The company publishes and distributes 3 series of language learning CD-ROMs : Citizen of the World, English for Business and Gramster throughout the world.

The English for Business series is a suite of six interactive multimedia titles for learners of Business English. The series was produced by the University of Wolverhampton and is published by Edulang. Each title focuses on a different area of Business English and the titles in the series are: An Introduction to British Company; Managing Quality; International Marketing; Organising Change; Negotiating and International Sales. The titles are designed to be used by different levels of learners starting with those at Intermediate level. The CD-ROMs are centred around 30 to 40 minutes of authentic business English video - all filmed in real British companies using real business people taking about their jobs, fields of expertise and companies. This authentic video is accompanied by a series of tasks designed to support, guide and increase comprehension. Feedback on these tasks is instantaneous. The video is fully subtitled to make this authentic language transparent. Learners can also choose to focus and complete tasks on Business Vocabulary, Grammar and Business Functions, again all based around authentic video sequences.

The Citizen of the World series is a suite of four interactive multimedia titles for lower level learners of general English published by Edulang. It aims to guide false beginners through to a level equivalent to the Cambridge PET. The four titles in the series are 1. Getting things done; 2. People and Places; 3. Getting Around; and 4. Modern Living. The series is primarily based around 25 minutes of authentic video but is designed to develop all skills. There are interactive tasks to develop; listening, grammar, vocabulary, functions, pronunciation, reading, writing and of course some language games. Each of the language areas has a test associated with it so learners can check their progress.