Glossaries without borders - translate better and faster

Format: Videos
Topic: Terminology management

Course summary
Availability:This training is available on-demand

Duration: 135 minutes

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Language:English
Summary:Is it possible to save time and make more money by creating and using glossaries? This course will make a case that yes, it is possible.
Video tutorial on Across CAT tool
What is it about?

It is about using glossaries to:
- make your work as a translator more efficient, saving time and making more money
- improve the quality of your translations and get more customers and better pay because of that.

What will I get out of it?
1. Reasons why you should use glossaries in your daily translations
2. Practical tips on what kind of terms you should have in your glossary

Topics:

1. Why create glossaries?

2. What to have in a glossary? Types of terms that you should add

3. How glossaries save time and money? Using CAT tools

4. What to have in a glossary? Twenty categories of terms that you should add
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Glossaries without borders - translate better and faster
Created by
Silvio Picinini    View feedback | View all courses
Bio: Silvio has been an experienced freelance translator for 17 years, and like all of us, has been looking for more efficient ways to translate. Besides being a freelancer, Silvio has worked as an in-house translator for Oracle, in the United States, for 5 years. Silvio has also experience working for Lionbridge Technologies, a very large language service provider, in positions related to terminology and quality.

Silvio lives in Colorado, USA, with his wife and son. He has three dogs: Lex, Niko and Chewbacca, and likes puns.

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Glossaries without borders - translate better and faster
Alex Ossa
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Duration of courseSep 26, 2017

Does the "2:30" indicate two minutes 30 seconds (?!) or two hours 30 minutes?

 
Samuel Murray
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Looks like it's going to be a very short presentationSep 26, 2017

Alex Ossa wrote:
Does the "2:30" indicate two minutes 30 seconds (?!) or two hours 30 minutes?


Not sure how to interpret the "mins" either.

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Erik van Vliet
Erik van Vliet Identity Verified
Netherlands
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English to Dutch
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2.5 hoursSep 26, 2017

2:30 is half past two in the morning, but here they obviously mean to say the durations is 2h 30'icon_smile.gif

 
Thank you for reportingSep 26, 2017

Hi all,

Thank you a lot for your heads-up! Training details have been updated.

My bests,
Helen


 
texjax DDS PhD
texjax DDS PhD Identity Verified
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ATA credits?Sep 26, 2017

Is this course eligible for ATA CE credits?

 
ATA credits?Sep 27, 2017

texjax DDS PhD wrote:

Is this course eligible for ATA CE credits?


Hi texjax DDS PhD,

I am afraid this session is not approved for ATA CE points. Some of the approved courses available here:
all SDL Trados certification training, https://www.proz.com/translator-training/topic/sdl-trados-certified
The Language of Legal Correspondence and The Language of Contracts series: https://www.proz.com/translator-training/course/14009

Hope this helps.

My bests,
Helen


 
texjax DDS PhD
texjax DDS PhD Identity Verified
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Thank youSep 27, 2017

Thank you for your reply, Helen


And yes, I meant ATA CE points, of course! icon_smile.gif


[Edited at 2017-09-27 17:12 GMT]


 

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