An overview of the alignment feature in Studio 2014 SP1 – how to turn old translations into usable translation memory. Good material for a CAT tools class.
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.
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How Do We Perceive Translation in the Arab World? A Research Questionnaire
How is translation understood in the Arab region, and how are translators perceived? A short questionnaire is gathering views for a research project, and your opinion counts.
Original post: How do we perceive translation and translators in the Arab world? (Research questionnaire)
Please take 15 minutes to complete the questionnaire at the link below. It is part of a research project on the notion of translation in the Arab region, and the results will feed into a chapter of the World Atlas of Translation (Benjamins). When you have finished, please press the 'Done' or 'Submit' button. Your opinion is highly valuable.
The link: https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/tarjama
Many thanks for your cooperation. For any questions, please contact us:
- Fouad El Karnichi: fouadelkarnichi@gmail.com
- Salah Basalamah: salah.basalamah@uottawa.ca
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