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Tools for Interpreters: the Challenges that Lie Ahead
Corpas Pastor, Gloria
This paper intends to outline the state of the art of language tools applied to interpreting and discusses the challenges and new opportunities ahead. Unlike translators, interpreters have rarely benefited from language technologies and tools to make their work more efficient. However, nowadays there are some tools and resources already available. Computer-assisted interpreting (CAI) represents a significant new trend for the profession. While CAI tools will definitely reshape interpreters’ work conditions, new skills for the related job profiles will also bring dramatic changes to the training agenda.
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- Publication date:
- December 1, 2018
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- Keyword(s):
- interpreting, tools and resources, interpreting technology, job profile, training agenda
- Published in:
- Current Trends in Translation Teaching and Learning E: 5 pp. 138-182.
- Related identifiers:
- Identical to
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- Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International