Julie McDonough Dolmaya | July 23, 2010
This morning, I was catching up on the BBC’s Digital Planet podcasts while I was out for a jog, and I heard this interview with Clay Shirky, who argues that worldwide, one trillion hours of spare human time is available on a yearly basis for collaborative efforts such as Wikipedia. He refers to these hours [...]
Category: translation studies |
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Tags: collaborative translation, crowdsourcing, social translation
Julie McDonough Dolmaya | July 15, 2010
Well, it’s now more than a month since I got back from Concordia, and I’ve only just gotten around to writing about a really interesting presentation I attended while I was away. I put the blame squarely on house-hunting and the subsequent packing, moving and unpacking, which all required more time than I was [...]
Category: translation pedagogy |
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Tags: Canadian Association for Translation Studies, conferences, teaching translation, translation blogs