A Visual look at the Translation Process
12 January 2007
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I created the following image a few months ago, following the Visual Thinking seminar I attended, and kept meaning to post it here but kept forgetting to.
It’s an attempt at capturing the major elements, or “Nodes”, involved in translating content. There’s a couple of omissions such as Translation Memory but I was trying to keep this a little higher level and avoided some of the CAT tools etc. The lines between each node represent a relationship (“link”) between the nodes.
I’d be keen to hear comments or suggestions you might have – for a bigger view click the image to view the Flickr page for the picture.
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