Going to SLA in Chicago?
Learn more about the new “IEEE English for Engineering” online course
IEEE, in partnership with Cambridge University Press, has developed a program of online English communication instruction for engineers and other technical professionals.
Technology continues to advance on a global scale. In order to stay competitive, engineers must be able to communicate across national and cultural boundaries, and English is recognized as the unifying language of science and engineering. The IEEE English for Engineering online learning resource teaches the communication skills and specialized English language knowledge that engineering professionals need, and delivers them in an engaging series of interactive online modules.
Some features and benefits of this program include:
*Up to 45 hours of online learning enhances communication skills across four interactive modules:
- Speaking in Technical English
- Listening and Comprehension
- Technical Writing
- Reading and Understanding Technical Publications
*Learn across three course levels: Introductory, Intermediate, and Advanced
*A placement exam assesses your English proficiency and recommends a path of course study
*Print individual certificates upon successful completion of each level
*Convenient desktop access for your organization or team
*Discoverable in IEEE Xplore and delivered via the IEEE Learning Management System
*Be one of the first to experience the new IEEE English for Engineering, request a free trial for your organization.
For more information, visit IEEE at SLA (Booth #200) or visit http://www.ieee.org/english-for-engineering.
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- Video on ePaper
- Organic electronics and their development
- Plastic electronics and potential applications
Please let me know if any of these take your fancy or alternatively please outline an area you would like to expand into and I Would be more than happy to write a piece of content around it (aslong as its tech/ display related).
Look forward to hearing from you and if you require any further information from me please don’t hesitate to let me know.
Thanks,
Carolina