Pearson Practice English

Pearson Education, Inc.

About this app

This app enables teachers and students to access their Pearson English teaching and learning materials to accompany their course.
The app helps students to practise when and where they want
All materials (teaching materials, learning materials, audio files, video files) are downloadable; once downloaded, they can be accessed offline.

App users can:
Browse the table of contents for resources available in the app
Download activities grouped in lessons and units. Users can also download a lesson or an entire unit
To run an activity or asset, it needs to be downloaded first
If your coursebook has a QR code, you can scan it to access the materials for your course or go directly to a specific activity
Sign in to retrieve access to your account and your existing purchased resources
Browse and play your audio and video assets
Scores for activities are saved locally

Ratings and reviews

This app is confusing & awful. I teach level 1 ESL to adults, and we've used the Future series for four years now. The books are great, but over the years I have never succeeded in helping my students access the digital content. This is the first year I tried accessing it myself on my phone. There are several complicated and confusing steps just to enter the access code, steps that a level 1 English learner has a snowball's chance in hell ever navigating. I finally just gave up and uninstalled.

App doesn't let me sign into the account I JUST made - it works through the browser though, so I'd just reccomend on doing that instead. Update: after a few months, the issue still hasn't been fixed. I can't do my english homework that requires you to listen to audio as I can't access anything - you can only listen to it through the app, but the app doesn't let me log in no matter how hard I try. At this point I've just given up on the work.

In general, it's a great and useful app but sometimes it takes too long to open the content (even when the download is apparently finished). Also, the audios and videos are not in book order, but in "point" order, so we have to go up and down looking for what we need. And when we go back to the menu from and audio/video, the menu goes back to its beginning and again we have to open the unit we want and find the file we need (instead of going back to the audio or video that was just played)

What's new

Minor bug fixes.