A short animation on the networked student – how learners build their own knowledge networks online, and what that means for the teacher's role.
In this Blog, you will find interesting posts about my own reflections as a teacher, translation practitioner, trainer and novice researcher, in addition to other interesting themes and issues in the field of education and applied translation studies.
Sunday, 21 September 2014
Law Regulating the Translation Profession in the UAE
The UAE's Federal National Council has approved a draft law regulating the translation profession – a significant step for professional recognition in the Gulf.
Sunday, 14 September 2014
European Commission DG Interpretation Podcasts
The podcast channel of the European Commission's DG Interpretation – a steady source of listening and shadowing material for interpreting students.
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A Personal Reflection: Redefining Translation Curricula & Pedagogy through Competency-Based Education in the Post-AI Era !
Following my recent panel participation at Sultan Qaboos University for International Translation Day alongside esteemed colleagues, I’ve be...
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In 2021 I approached the Faculty of Education at Western University about enrolling for a second PhD. At first the idea seemed crazy and unr...
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Rethinking assessment in the age of AI is now essential for anyone in higher education or K-12. Assignments and homework, in particular, ne...
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We rarely hear about translation and interpreting in the context of national and international security. In July 2025 I presented a paper at...