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Learning a language with a real teacher is more human, but technology could help if the topic/situation calls for it.

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Only teachers and a little bit oftechnology if you need a specific program for a course

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Use teachers and engbots in turns

Use engbots in their free time

Use engbots only in advanced classes

Use engbots as backups

Use engbots in libraries in addition to books

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- grammar given by robots (well structured) but explained by teachers
- a teacher teaching the content of the lesson but students are able/allowed to search for more information by using tablets, phones,etc.

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Difficult to learn the pronunciation

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Technology causes problems with older people

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Saving money in private lessons

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If there are technical problems , they cannot teach the class

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No extra equipment needed

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The same structure in every lesson (=boredom)

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Possibility to choose when you want to study

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Harder to learn/practice without face to face communication

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They are unable to take the time to explain when somebody doesn’t understand something

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No focus on pupil weaknesses

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No human so they don’t have empathy

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perfect teaching of the language

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No personality

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- no more sick teachers and we don’t need to find and pay someone to replace teachers
- some teachers are not well prepared to teach whereas robots have all the knowledge students need
- no more salary given to pay the teachers - save money
- objective teaching (preferences for some students)
- every class being the same, more structured clases

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Job losses

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Less communication