Online Workbooks Students Guide

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Online Workbooks Students Guide

Cambridge University Press 32 Avenue of the Americas, New York, NY 10013-2473, USA Cambridge University Press is part of the University of Cambridge. It furthers the University s mission by disseminating knowledge in the pursuit of education, learning and research at the highest international levels of excellence. www.cambridge.org Cambridge University Press 2013 It is normally necessary for written permission for copying to be obtained in advance from a publisher. The instructions in this book are designed to be copied and used in class. The normal requirements are waived here and it is not necessary to write to Cambridge University Press for permission for an individual teacher to make copies for use within his or her own classroom. Only those pages that carry the wording Cambridge University Press may be copied. Cambridge University Press has no responsibility for the persistence or accuracy of URLs for external or third-party internet websites referred to in this publication, and does not guarantee that any content on such websites is, or will remain, accurate or appropriate.

Contents Introduction... 1 Learning Management System... 1 Benefits... 2 Getting started... 2 Logging in for the First Time... 2 If you have an access code... 2 If you don t have an access code... 4 Joining a Class... 7 The Class Homepage... 8 My Workbooks... 9 My Tools... 10 My Network... 10 Content... 11 Activity Types... 12 Categorize... 12 Fill-in-the-blank... 12 Matching... 13 Reordering... 13 Multiple Choice... 14 Audio... 15 Submitting... 15 Communication... 16 Comments... 16 Feedback... 17 Forum... 17 Tracking Your Progress... 18 Support... 19

Online Workbooks Students Guide Introduction Welcome to the Interchange 4th Edition Online Workbooks! The URL for the Interchange 4th Edition Online Workbooks is: http://interchangeowbs.cambridge.org This Students Guide will walk you through how to set-up and use the Interchange Online Workbooks. If you would like to watch a video showing you how to use the Online Workbooks, click the Video guide button on the landing page. Learning Management System The workbook is hosted on a Learning Management System (LMS) owned by Cambridge University Press. This system is essentially a website that holds the content of the workbook and allows you to do the exercises if you are logged in. Your teacher can check your scores, monitor your progress, and see your interactions with others in the class. It is easy to learn to use, and there are step-by step instructions in the sections below to help you. Cambridge University Press 2013 Photocopiable 1

Benefits The online workbook is organized in the same way as your Student s Book so it will be easy for you to find the practice and exercises you are looking for. It contains the same exercises and materials as the print version of the workbook. Other benefits include: A variety of interactive exercise types. Immediate feedback on your answers. A range of ways to communicate with your teacher and other students so you can get help easily while you are working. The ability to see your scores so you can see how well you are doing. The ability to try exercises over and over again until you feel confident. Only the last score is recorded in the Progress section. Getting started Logging in for the First Time If you have an access code If you already have an access code, enter it in the box under New Users. Then click Submit code. 2 Cambridge University Press 2013 Photocopiable

If you already have an account, you can log in using the box on the left. If you don t have an account yet, you can create an account using the box on the right. Fill in your details as prompted and click Submit. Cambridge University Press 2013 Photocopiable 3

If you don t have an access code If you don t have an access code, click on the Student button under Get an Access Code. Click the Buy button next to the level you are taking. 4 Cambridge University Press 2013 Photocopiable

You will need to create an account using the box on the right. Fill in your details as prompted and click Submit. Once you have logged in, scroll down to Get an Access Code. Click the Buy button next to the level you are taking. Cambridge University Press 2013 Photocopiable 5

Complete the form. Then click the Buy button. You will immediately receive an email with your access code. 6 Cambridge University Press 2013 Photocopiable

Joining a Class Once you have created your account and used your activation code, you will need to join a class. Your teacher might add you to a class manually. If this happens, you will see your class when you log in. If your teacher doesn t add you manually, he or she will give you a class code. You must enter this code into the box under Class Code and click Submit. Cambridge University Press 2013 Photocopiable 7

The Class Homepage On your homepage, you can see the Course contents on the left hand side. You can move through the workbook using this navigation, but once you move away from your homepage, this navigation will not be visible. As an alternative, you can also use the drop down Content Navigation button in the top menu. 8 Cambridge University Press 2013 Photocopiable

In the same area you will also see a Progress button and three buttons for communications menus (Feedback, Forum, and Comments). (These are described in more detail below in Communication on p. 16 and Tracking Your Progress on p. 18.) This bar is the class-specific bar. You use it to navigate around a specific class. Above it, you can see a separate bar with My Workbooks, My Tools, and Network. This is the general LMS bar. You use it to navigate between your classes and to access tools that are the same across all of your classes. My Workbooks This is where you will find your class. Cambridge University Press 2013 Photocopiable 9

My Tools Click here to edit your profile and view your messages. Click Edit My Profile to add information to your profile, upload a picture or change your password. Your profile will not have an image until you upload one. My Network This shows the list of people in your network. You can only send and receive private messages to people in your network. To add people, type their names into the search bar. Results are shown in three tabs: Courses, People, and Content. Switch to People to see who matches your search. You will only see other users who are also using a Ventures Online Workbook. Click the second icon next to the person s name to send an invitation to join your network. 10 Cambridge University Press 2013 Photocopiable

The invitation will appear in their messages under My Tools. To accept, they will click on the message and click Accept. When they have accepted the invitation you will be able to send private messages to each other. Content Content is organized into sections corresponding to the Student s Book. On the Class Homepage, these sections are listed on the left, but once you begin working through the content, the list disappears and you can navigate using the Content Navigation button on the toolbar. Cambridge University Press 2013 Photocopiable 11

Activity Types There are various activity types available to help you practice the language skills you learned in class. Categorize These exercises ask you to put words into categories to test your understanding of vocabulary and grammar. Fill-in-the-blank These exercises can be done by typing in the answer, selecting the answer from a drop down menu, or dragging and dropping the answer from a list of possibilities. These are generally used to practice grammar or fixed expressions. 12 Cambridge University Press 2013 Photocopiable

Matching These are exercises to match words to meanings or questions to answers. Click on the shaded bars to select matching items. Reordering These are drag and drop exercises to reorder words in a sentence or letters in a word to practice grammar, vocabulary, and spelling. Cambridge University Press 2013 Photocopiable 13

Multiple Choice These exercises can be radio buttons, drop down menus, or highlighting. They are used for practicing a variety of language points. Radio buttons Click on the button next to the correct answer. Drop down menu Click the arrow next to the space and choose the correct answer from the menu. 14 Cambridge University Press 2013 Photocopiable

Highlighting Click on the words to highlight them. Audio The workbook contains audio exercises in each unit. Click the script button to read the audio script while you listen. You can also use this to check your answers before you click Submit or to listen and read at the same time to practice your pronunciation. Submitting When you have finished working, you can click Submit at the end of each exercise. If you need to navigate away from the page you are working on, but are not finished working, you can click Save as draft. When you click Submit, your scores will be saved in Progress. You can repeat the activity as many times as you like. Each click on Submit will save your scores in Progress. Cambridge University Press 2013 Photocopiable 15

Communication Sometimes studying at home can feel lonely, but it is important to remember that studying online does not always mean studying alone. The communicative features give you a lot of practice in communicating with your classmates in a natural way. This helps you make friends in the class and learn from different perspectives on the topics you are studying. Your classmates can be a great help to you when you are having problems, and you can be a great help to them, too, by communicating in the forums. There are three forms of communication on the Online Workbook: Comments (public comments on an activity), Feedback (private comments to a teacher on an activity), and the Forum (public conversations). Comments At the end of each page there is a section where you can leave comments about the exercises you have just done. These are visible to your teacher and the rest of the class. Anyone can leave a comment or respond to previous comments. When someone leaves a comment you will receive notification of it in the Comments Section of the Homepage. A star indicates an unread comment. You can click on the page title to go directly to the comment. 16 Cambridge University Press 2013 Photocopiable

Feedback Using the Feedback button at the top of the page, you can communicate with the teacher privately. Feedback messages are then visible at the top of the page and a notification that a new message is available will appear in your New feed on the Homepage. Forum The forum is visible to all students and teachers enrolled in the class. It is used for more general discussions or troubleshooting. The forum contains multiple threads or topics. Anyone can start a new thread by clicking New Thread. When someone has posted to a thread, it will appear in your New feed on your Homepage. Cambridge University Press 2013 Photocopiable 17

Tracking Your Progress Click Progress to see your scores. Here you can see your scores for each activity. Your teacher can see these, too. A green bar indicates a score of 70% or above. An orange bar indicates the score is below 70%. You can also view your online time. 18 Cambridge University Press 2013 Photocopiable

Support If you are having difficulty, please use the Help button to see the Frequently Asked Questions and User Guides. You can also ask your teacher for help. Cambridge University Press 2013 Photocopiable 19