Yes, you can still use English for All. Click on the 'Welcome' for the episode you want to work in. You will see a table of all the episodes on that CD. Click on the episode you want to do. You can do all the activities and you will write your scores on your worksheet.

On the "episode' page select 'Print Student Materials' at the top of the page. The Episode Worksheets for that Episode will be displayed and can be easily printed.

On the Welcome' page select 'Internal Notes' at the top of the page. The Student Score sheet will be displayed and can be easily printed.

When you click on the "Welcome" file, your Internet Browser will open. At the top there is a warning bar informing you that the browser (Internet Explorer, Firefox, Safari etc.) is trying to open an Active X program. Select "Allow", "Permit" or "Yes" and the program will run normally. You may need to do this each time the program is opened the first time, but not for each page.

English For All is used by people with many different first languages, so it would be very hard to provide help and instructions in so many languages. Also, most teachers want their students to learn and practice English and they prefer that their students learn to read the instructions in English. There is a word translator on the site to help translate English words into other languages and we will soon be adding a link to an English Dictionary.

Use the translator from Google.com: in the main menu bar at the top of the pages click on the 'Go!' button next to "Translate a Word". Type the English word into the first box, select the language you want from the dropdown list. The translated word will appear in the box to the right.

On the 'Welcome' page click on 'Teacher Guide' in the main menu at the top of the page. The guide will be displayed in Adobe Acrobat Reader, and can be easily printed. Note: You must have the Adobe Acrobat Reader plug-in to get the guide. If you do not have it, you can download it free from Adobe.com. Click here to go to the Teacher Guide.