Report for the First Eight Months of FY2016–17

By The ATA Chronicle | July 17, 2017

Treasurer’s Report Ted Wozniak ted@tedwozniak.ne The Association’s finances have continued the positive development of the past few years. Based on near-final figures, the 2016…

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Translators without Borders and Technology

By The ATA Chronicle | July 17, 2017

Translators without Borders is a nonprofit organization based in the U.S. that “aims to close the language gaps that hinder critical humanitarian and development…

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The ABC of United Nations Interpreting

By The ATA Chronicle | July 17, 2017

When it comes to interpreting at the UN, it’s all about focusing on your core languages.  Since the release of my video1 on the language…

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Expanding Your Business: Genealogical Translation

By The ATA Chronicle | July 17, 2017

Genealogy is one of the fastest-growing hobbies in the U.S., but once Americans trace their ancestors back to the “old country,” they often get stuck. Even if they’re able to obtain historic documents from non-English-speaking clerks, they find that they cannot read them. This is where the skilled translator steps in.

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Can Competency-Based Education Enhance Translator Training?

By The ATA Chronicle | July 17, 2017

How can we maximize the effectiveness of university translator training programs? Competency-based education is an innovative approach to teaching and learning that has been gaining traction in universities throughout the U.S. and beyond.

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Project-Based Internships 
Bring Return on Investment

By The ATA Chronicle | July 17, 2017

How can project-based internships add value for an organization? Here’s one language services provider’s approach to designing a mutually beneficial project-based program that includes well-established goals, training, evaluation, and feedback.

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Recap of the Colorado Translators Association’s Seventh Annual Conference

By The ATA Chronicle | July 14, 2017

More than 80 language professionals braved a spring snowstorm to attend the Colorado Translators Association’s seventh annual conference.

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By The ATA Chronicle | May 1, 2017

Letters to the Editor Transitioning from Student to Translator | Meghan Mccallum and Sarah Puchner A great article with useful advice and a very helpful…

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You Do the Math: Continuing Education Points

By The ATA Chronicle | May 1, 2017

Whether your certification certificate is newly minted or dusty, all ATA-certified translators (CT) must maintain their CT credential by accruing continuing education points (aka…

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There’s Still Time to Enter ATA’s School Outreach Contest!

By The ATA Chronicle | May 1, 2017

Make a School Outreach presentation during the 2016–2017 school year and you could win a free registration to ATA’s 58th Annual Conference in Washington,…

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Speech Recognition Is in Your Back Pocket (or Wherever You Keep Your Mobile Phone)

By The ATA Chronicle | May 1, 2017

Speech recognition (n.): The process of identifying and interpreting or responding to the sounds produced in human speech. —Oxford English Dictionary Speech recognition is…

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ATA Advocacy Efforts

By The ATA Chronicle | May 1, 2017

From the President David Rumsey president@atanet.org Twitter handle: @davidcrumsey There’s a mantra in real estate that says, “location, location, location.” Which is to say, no matter…

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