Use your Oxford ID and access code to register. If you don't have an Oxford ID, you can create one when you register.
\\nYou only need to register once. If you have a new book, you can add a level to your account.
\\nTo register your access code:
\\nSign in using your Oxford ID username and password.
\\nChoose your language from the list.
\\nChoose account type: Student.
\\nEnter your access code. Choose Check code.
\\nNote: You only need to enter the numbers of your code.
\\nCheck your name. You can change your name here if you want to.
\\nNote: Any changes you make here will display on other websites or apps you sign into with your Oxford ID.
\\nChoose your country from the list if you want to.
\\nRead the Terms and Conditions. Tick the box to confirm that you accept them.
\\nChoose Complete registration.
\\nYou will be signed in to use your Online Practice. You can use the Online Practice at any time by signing in with your Oxford ID username and password.
\\nTo create your Oxford ID:
\\nChoose Register.
\\nChoose your language from the list.
\\nType your email address.
\\nChoose Continue.
\\nChoose account type: Student.
\\nEnter your access code. Choose Check code.
\\nNote: You only need to enter the numbers of your code.
\\nEnter your name.
\\nChoose your country from the list if you would like to.
\\nEnter a password for your Oxford ID account.
\\nNote: Your password must be a minimum of 6 characters and include at least one lower case letter and one upper case letter, with no spaces.
\\nRead the Terms and Conditions. Tick the box to confirm that you accept them.
\\nChoose Complete registration.
\\nYou will be signed in to use your Online Practice. You can use the Online Practice at any time by signing in with your Oxford ID username and password.
\\nHaving a problem registering or signing in? See our Frequently Asked Questions.
\\nAccess codes are single-use. Each code is for a specific book.
\\nDuring registration, check that you have chosen the right type of\\naccount.
\\nStudent codes start with an S
\\nTeacher codes start with a T
\\nAdministrator codes start with an A
\\nCheck the numbers of the code to make sure you are entering them\\ncorrectly.
\\nCheck that you do not already have access to the book on your\\naccount.
\\nStill having problems? Email Customer Support at eltsupport@oup.com\\n,\\nincluding your full name and access code you are trying to use.
\\nYou can use Online Practice for your own self-study, or join a class set up by your teacher.
\\nTo join a class, you need a Class ID Code. If you don't have this code, speak to your teacher.
\\nTo join a class:
\\nChoose Join a class under your book.
\\nType the Class ID Code given to you by your teacher.
\\nNote: You only need to enter the numbers of your code.
\\nChoose Check code.
\\nCheck the teacher and class name.
\\nChoose Join class.
\\nWhen you have joined the class, your teacher will be able to see your scores.
\\nIf you have any problems joining your class, please speak to your teacher.
\\nYou can move to a new class if you need to.
\\nTo move to a different class:
\\nChoose Class settings under your book.
\\nChoose Change class.
\\nType the new Class ID Code given to you by your teacher.
\\nNote: You only need to enter the numbers of your code.
\\nChoose Check code.
\\nCheck the new teacher and class name.
\\nChoose Change class to join the class.
\\nYour new teacher will be able to see your scores.
\\nTo leave a class:
\\nChoose Class settings under your book.
\\nChoose Leave this class.
\\nChoose Leave this class to confirm.
\\nYour teacher will no longer be able to see your scores. You can still use Online Practice for self-study.
\\nYou can use more than one level of your course on your Online Practice account. You need an access code for each level you want to add.
\\nTo add a new level:
\\nChoose Add a level.
\\nEnter your new access code. Choose Check code.
\\nChoose Add.
\\nUsing the new level in class? See Joining a class for help.
\\nEach access code allows you to use one level of Online Practice for 18 months.
\\nTo use Online Practice, sign in with your Oxford ID username and password, then click Go to practice under your book.
\\nFor more information, choose an option:
\\nNote: If you are in a class, your teacher can lock activities or units. This will stop you from using locked activities until your teacher unlocks them. If you have a question about the activities available to you, please speak to your teacher.
\\nTo use your activities:
\\nChoose Practice from the menu.
\\nChoose a unit.
\\nChoose an activity to answer.
\\nWhen you have finished the exercise, choose Check answers.
\\nSome Speaking activities ask you to record your voice. These activities will not work if you are using:
\\nSafari version 10.0.0 or earlier
\\nInternet Explorer 11
\\nTo use these activities, please use a different browser from the list on our System requirements page.
\\nIf you are in a class, your teacher can lock activities or units. This will stop you from using locked activities until your teacher unlocks them.
\\nIf you have a question about the activities available to you, please speak to your teacher.
\\nEach activity has a unique URL. To share an activity in a message, copy the activity URL in the browser address bar and paste it in a message.
\\nMost exercises are marked straight away. Some exercises might need to be marked by your teacher.
\\nTo check your scores, choose Practice from the menu. Here you can see your scores and progress for each unit.
\\nTo see extra resources for your book:
\\nChoose Resources from the menu.
\\nChoose the type of resource (e.g. Worksheets, Video)
\\nChoose the resource you want to use
\\nSome resources can be downloaded and used offline. Other resources can only be used while connected to the internet.
\\nOn the Move exercises can be used on your smartphone. To use these exercises:
\\nSign in on a smartphone using your Oxford ID username and password.
\\nChoose Go to practice under the book you are using.
\\nChoose OTM (On the Move) from the menu.
\\nChoose a unit to practice.
\\nChoose an activity to answer.
\\nMessages are only available when using your Online Practice in a class.
\\nFor student safety, Messages are turned off by default.
\\nIf your teacher has Messages turned on, you can send messages to your teacher or other students in your class.
\\nNote: All messages will be seen by your teacher.
\\nTo send a message:
\\nChoose Messages from the menu.
\\nChoose New message.
\\nChoose Add.
\\nChoose who you want to send the message to.
\\nEnter a subject for your message.
\\nEnter your message.
\\n(Optional) Choose Format to add bold, italic or underlined text to your message.
\\n(Optional) To attach a file, choose Attach and find the file on your computer. You can attach image files (.jpg, .gif, .png) or Microsoft Office files (.ppt, .docx, .xls) up to the maximum file size of 10MB.
\\nWhen you have finished your message, choose Send in the bottom right corner.
\\nDiscussions are only available when using your Online Practice in a class.
\\nFor student safety, Discussions are turned off by default.
\\nIf your teacher has Discussions turned on, you can to talk about a topic with your teacher and the other students in your class.
\\nThere are two types of discussion:
\\nClass threads – discussions started by your teacher or another student in your class.
\\nCourse threads – discussions related to your book or course. Course threads are usually started by Oxford University Press.
\\nNote: All discussion comments will be seen by your teacher.
\\nTo start a new discussion thread:
\\nChoose Discussions from the menu.
\\nChoose New thread.
\\nEnter a subject for the discussion.
\\nEnter a comment.
\\n(Optional) Choose Format to add bold, italic or underlined text to your comment.
\\n(Optional) To attach a file, choose Attach and find the file on your computer. You can attach image files (.jpg, .gif, .png) or Microsoft Office files (.ppt, .docx, .xls) up to the maximum file size of 10MB.
\\nChoose Send to start the thread.
\\nTo reply to a discussion thread:
\\nChoose Discussions from the menu.
\\nChoose Class threads or Course threads.
\\nChoose the thread you want to reply to.
\\nChoose Add comment.
\\nEnter your comment.
\\n(Optional) Choose Format to add bold, italic or underlined text to your comment.
\\n(Optional) To attach a file, choose Attach and find the file on your computer. You can attach image files (.jpg, .gif, .png) or Microsoft Office files (.ppt, .docx, .xls) up to the maximum file size of 10MB.
\\nChoose Send to add your comment.
\\nStudents and teachers can access the dictionary in the navigation bar to search for word definitions.
\\nYou can change the following details of your account:
\\nYour name
\\nYour Oxford ID username
\\nYour Oxford ID password
\\nYour country
\\nYour account details are saved to your Oxford ID. Changes you make while signed in to Online Practice will also show on other Oxford websites or apps you use.
\\nTo change your account details:
\\nChoose Account from the menu.
\\nChoose the information you want to change.
\\nEnter your changes.
\\nChoose Save changes.
\\nUse your Oxford ID and access code to register. If you don't have an Oxford ID, you can create one when you register.
\\nYou only need to register once. If you have a new book, you can add a level to your account.
\\nTo register your access code:
\\nSign in using your Oxford ID username and password.
\\nChoose your language from the list.
\\nChoose account type: Student.
\\nEnter your access code. Choose Check code.
\\nNote: You only need to enter the numbers of your code.
\\nCheck your name. You can change your name here if you want to.
\\nNote: Any changes you make here will display on other websites or apps you sign into with your Oxford ID.
\\nChoose your country from the list if you want to.
\\nRead the Terms and Conditions. Tick the box to confirm that you accept them.
\\nChoose Complete registration.
\\nYou will be signed in to use your Online Practice. You can use the Online Practice at any time by signing in with your Oxford ID username and password.
\\nTo create your Oxford ID:
\\nChoose Register.
\\nChoose your language from the list.
\\nType your email address.
\\nChoose Continue.
\\nChoose account type: Student.
\\nEnter your access code. Choose Check code.
\\nNote: You only need to enter the numbers of your code.
\\nEnter your name.
\\nChoose your country from the list if you would like to.
\\nEnter a password for your Oxford ID account.
\\nNote: Your password must be a minimum of 6 characters and include at least one lower case letter and one upper case letter, with no spaces.
\\nRead the Terms and Conditions. Tick the box to confirm that you accept them.
\\nChoose Complete registration.
\\nYou will be signed in to use your Online Practice. You can use the Online Practice at any time by signing in with your Oxford ID username and password.
\\nHaving a problem registering or signing in? See our Frequently Asked Questions.
\\nAccess codes are single-use. Each code is for a specific book.
\\nDuring registration, check that you have chosen the right type of\\naccount.
\\nStudent codes start with an S
\\nTeacher codes start with a T
\\nAdministrator codes start with an A
\\nCheck the numbers of the code to make sure you are entering them\\ncorrectly.
\\nCheck that you do not already have access to the book on your\\naccount.
\\nStill having problems? Email Customer Support at eltsupport@oup.com\\n,\\nincluding your full name and access code you are trying to use.
\\nYou can use Online Practice for your own self-study, or join a class set up by your teacher.
\\nTo join a class, you need a Class ID Code. If you don't have this code, speak to your teacher.
\\nTo join a class:
\\nChoose Join a class under your book.
\\nType the Class ID Code given to you by your teacher.
\\nNote: You only need to enter the numbers of your code.
\\nChoose Check code.
\\nCheck the teacher and class name.
\\nChoose Join class.
\\nWhen you have joined the class, your teacher will be able to see your scores.
\\nIf you have any problems joining your class, please speak to your teacher.
\\nYou can move to a new class if you need to.
\\nTo move to a different class:
\\nChoose Class settings under your book.
\\nChoose Change class.
\\nType the new Class ID Code given to you by your teacher.
\\nNote: You only need to enter the numbers of your code.
\\nChoose Check code.
\\nCheck the new teacher and class name.
\\nChoose Change class to join the class.
\\nYour new teacher will be able to see your scores.
\\nTo leave a class:
\\nChoose Class settings under your book.
\\nChoose Leave this class.
\\nChoose Leave this class to confirm.
\\nYour teacher will no longer be able to see your scores. You can still use Online Practice for self-study.
\\nYou can use more than one level of your course on your Online Practice account. You need an access code for each level you want to add.
\\nTo add a new level:
\\nChoose Add a level.
\\nEnter your new access code. Choose Check code.
\\nChoose Add.
\\nUsing the new level in class? See Joining a class for help.
\\nEach access code allows you to use one level of Online Practice for 18 months.
\\nTo use Online Practice, sign in with your Oxford ID username and password, then click Go to practice under your book.
\\nFor more information, choose an option:
\\nNote: If you are in a class, your teacher can lock activities or units. This will stop you from using locked activities until your teacher unlocks them. If you have a question about the activities available to you, please speak to your teacher.
\\nTo use your activities:
\\nChoose Practice from the menu.
\\nChoose a unit.
\\nChoose an activity to answer.
\\nWhen you have finished the exercise, choose Check answers.
\\nSome Speaking activities ask you to record your voice. These activities will not work if you are using:
\\nSafari version 10.0.0 or earlier
\\nInternet Explorer 11
\\nTo use these activities, please use a different browser from the list on our System requirements page.
\\nIf you are in a class, your teacher can lock activities or units. This will stop you from using locked activities until your teacher unlocks them.
\\nIf you have a question about the activities available to you, please speak to your teacher.
\\nEach activity has a unique URL. To share an activity in a message, copy the activity URL in the browser address bar and paste it in a message.
\\nMost exercises are marked straight away. Some exercises might need to be marked by your teacher.
\\nTo check your scores, choose Practice from the menu. Here you can see your scores and progress for each unit.
\\nTo see extra resources for your book:
\\nChoose Resources from the menu.
\\nChoose the type of resource (e.g. Worksheets, Video)
\\nChoose the resource you want to use
\\nSome resources can be downloaded and used offline. Other resources can only be used while connected to the internet.
\\nOn the Move exercises can be used on your smartphone. To use these exercises:
\\nSign in on a smartphone using your Oxford ID username and password.
\\nChoose Go to practice under the book you are using.
\\nChoose OTM (On the Move) from the menu.
\\nChoose a unit to practice.
\\nChoose an activity to answer.
\\nMessages are only available when using your Online Practice in a class.
\\nFor student safety, Messages are turned off by default.
\\nIf your teacher has Messages turned on, you can send messages to your teacher or other students in your class.
\\nNote: All messages will be seen by your teacher.
\\nTo send a message:
\\nChoose Messages from the menu.
\\nChoose New message.
\\nChoose Add.
\\nChoose who you want to send the message to.
\\nEnter a subject for your message.
\\nEnter your message.
\\n(Optional) Choose Format to add bold, italic or underlined text to your message.
\\n(Optional) To attach a file, choose Attach and find the file on your computer. You can attach image files (.jpg, .gif, .png) or Microsoft Office files (.ppt, .docx, .xls) up to the maximum file size of 10MB.
\\nWhen you have finished your message, choose Send in the bottom right corner.
\\nDiscussions are only available when using your Online Practice in a class.
\\nFor student safety, Discussions are turned off by default.
\\nIf your teacher has Discussions turned on, you can to talk about a topic with your teacher and the other students in your class.
\\nThere are two types of discussion:
\\nClass threads – discussions started by your teacher or another student in your class.
\\nCourse threads – discussions related to your book or course. Course threads are usually started by Oxford University Press.
\\nNote: All discussion comments will be seen by your teacher.
\\nTo start a new discussion thread:
\\nChoose Discussions from the menu.
\\nChoose New thread.
\\nEnter a subject for the discussion.
\\nEnter a comment.
\\n(Optional) Choose Format to add bold, italic or underlined text to your comment.
\\n(Optional) To attach a file, choose Attach and find the file on your computer. You can attach image files (.jpg, .gif, .png) or Microsoft Office files (.ppt, .docx, .xls) up to the maximum file size of 10MB.
\\nChoose Send to start the thread.
\\nTo reply to a discussion thread:
\\nChoose Discussions from the menu.
\\nChoose Class threads or Course threads.
\\nChoose the thread you want to reply to.
\\nChoose Add comment.
\\nEnter your comment.
\\n(Optional) Choose Format to add bold, italic or underlined text to your comment.
\\n(Optional) To attach a file, choose Attach and find the file on your computer. You can attach image files (.jpg, .gif, .png) or Microsoft Office files (.ppt, .docx, .xls) up to the maximum file size of 10MB.
\\nChoose Send to add your comment.
\\nStudents and teachers can access the dictionary in the navigation bar to search for word definitions.
\\nYou can change the following details of your account:
\\nYour name
\\nYour Oxford ID username
\\nYour Oxford ID password
\\nYour country
\\nYour account details are saved to your Oxford ID. Changes you make while signed in to Online Practice will also show on other Oxford websites or apps you use.
\\nTo change your account details:
\\nChoose Account from the menu.
\\nChoose the information you want to change.
\\nEnter your changes.
\\nChoose Save changes.
\\n