To celebrate 100 years of excellence in English Language Teaching (ELT) at Oxford University Press, host Alessia Cogo is joined by Stephen Fahey, Sarah Ultsch and Sara Pierson OBE for a special conversation on the past, present and future of English language teaching. Together, they reflect on the milestones that have shaped ELT, assess the current health of the industry, and explore what lies ahead for language learning, assessment and educational technology. From learner outcomes and connected learning experiences to AI, trust and human connection, this episode offers a unique publisher perspective on the future of ELT and the lessons learned from 100 Years of excellence in ELT. If you're interested in the future of language learning, assessment, AI in education and the evolving role of teachers, this conversation is for you.
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