Business Planning for Interpreters and Translators
Being successful requires good business management skills, some of which you may have already learned the hard way. This 90-minute webinar is here to help.
Read MoreATA New Member Orientation
Start your membership off on the right foot by learning how to take advantage of all the benefits ATA has to offer! Attend this…
Read MoreTranslating in the Age of Neural Machine Translation
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Read MoreInterpreting Idioms and Cultural References
Interpreters invest a significant amount of time in learning professional terminology, such as terminology related to medical, legal, educational, or social services, as well…
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Emergency Preparedness and Contingency Planning for Freelancers
What happens if you are hit by the proverbial bus? Or have power outages after a weather event? Or have to spend unplanned time…
Read MoreClosed-Captioning and SDH: An Introduction
This webinar will describe and compare the techniques of closed-captioning and subtitles for the deaf and hard-of-hearing, both tasks that can offer entry into…
Read MoreSubtitling: How a Text Translator Can Become a Subtitler
Subtitling is a translation job. You’re a translator. Shouldn’t that be enough? Actually, it’s not. When you’re translating a book or document, you have…
Read MoreWorking with PDF Files, Part II: Tools, Tips and Techniques for Converting and Translating PDF Files
Portable Document Format (PDF) has become the de facto standard around the world. Knowing the right tools and methods to use with these files…
Read MoreWorking with PDF Files, Part I: Using Adobe Reader/Acrobat
Don’t be stuck with all those yellow sticky notes—learn to use and manage PDF files efficiently! Edit, comment, search and view PDF files, fill…
Read MoreThe ATA Mentoring Program
Mentoring is easy-except when it’s not! Find out how the ATA Mentoring Program smoothes the way for mentors and mentees to build successful relationships.…
Read MoreAudio Description: The Visual Made Verbal
Audio description makes visual images accessible for people who are blind or have low vision—the visual is made verbal. Using words that are succinct,…
Read MoreThe New Remote Interpreting Landscape: Back to the Hack
Before COVID-19, remote interpreting was making slow, but steady, inroads into our profession, primarily over platforms specifically designed for providing interpreting services. Almost overnight,…
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