Translation and Technology - PDA1025

This short course focuses on the use of computer assisted translation (CAT). It is primarily intended for translators who have little or no experience with CAT (but do have general computer literacy). The course will provide an overview of the CAT tools: Wordfast Anywhere, SDL Trados 2014; Translation memory: creating a translation memory, working with one; Multiterm: creating a glossary. Participants will learn about these tools and their practical application to translating work.

At a glance

Fees

$300
$270 (10% discount for Professionals Australia, AUSIT and ASLIA members)

Aims:

The short course will give participants an understanding of the knowledge required to use computer assisted translation, become familiar with other technologies available and their practical application in the translation industry. Prior translating experience is required.

Topics covered:

The course will provide an overview of the CAT tools: Wordfast Anywhere, SDL Trados 2014; Translation memory: creating a translation memory, working with one; Multiterm: creating a glossary.

Assessment:

Your presenter will identify a variety of practical tasks during the course. Computers and software will be supplied.

Recognition:

Upon successful completion of the course, participants will be eligible to earn 20 PD Points (Section 1.5) of the NAATI Recertification Professional Development Catalogue. A Certificate of Completion will be awarded.