TEFL books

[orangutan]

Does anybody know where I can get a good overview of the most important TEFL coursebooks and other resources that have been published over the last ten years or so?

[orangutan]

Maybe this question was too general to be useful, so I will try to focus it a bit. When I was last active in TEFL, popular course books included the likes of Headway, Success at First Certificate, Focus on Proficiency (just the tip of a large iceberg of good publications). Are these still in widespread use, or if not, what have they been replaced by?

[Abstract Idea]

I am also interested in the answer to this question.

[orangutan]

Originally Posted by ymnisky

I am also interested in the answer to this question.

Thanks, it was getting lonely here.

I have recently come across two series called Top Notch and Summit, which I am completely unfamiliar with. I would be interested in any comments about them.

[Abstract Idea]

Originally Posted by orangutan

Thanks, it was getting lonely here.

I have recently come across two series called Top Notch and Summit, which I am completely unfamiliar with. I would be interested in any comments about them.

I have heard about Summit - some friends of mine have a good impression about it.

The series Headway also seems to be a good one. It seems Headway was originaly focused mainly in BrE, however they have recently released the "American Headway" series based in AmE.

[orangutan]

That is interesting, thank you. Headway is an old favourite of mine, though that was probably several editions ago.

[juchoo]

I found this and thought you might be interested.
TEFLtastic ELT publishing trendspotter