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Want to hear our presentation on social media for freelance language professionals?
Philippa Hammond and I used the power of d’internet to record the audio of our talk from the ITI Conference and then align it with the the slides in a SlideCast (relish it: yet another wonderful social media term). It’s a stripped down version of the actual event as there is no live demo or video feed, but have a look anyway and let us know what you think.
Sustaining Your Translation Career Using Social Media and Web 2.0
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The direct link to the SlideCast presentation is here in case you have problems viewing or hearing the embed.
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Great presentation! Thanks a lot for sharing it with us.
Fabio´s last blog post… O futuro da tradução com a web 2.0 [The future of translation in a Web 2.0 environment]
Nice presentation. While it’s based on social media for professional applications, I like that you included the social dimensions that enhance our work experience.
Thanks Fabio and Laura. It was a lot of fun to do and it’s such an exciting area to speak about. I think our biggest challenge was cutting down ALL that we could have said into a mere 20 mins
Thanks again for the feedback!