TEDx Monterey: More Than Words
Professor Barry Olsen and Professor Laura Burian demonstrate the power of human cognition as they explain the subtle but important differences between […]
Tag: Translation
Professor Muegge presents at CIUTI Forum in Beijing
On May 21 and 22, Beijing Foreign Studies University hosted the most recent Conférence internationale permanente d’Instituts universitaires de traducteurs et interprètes […]
Professor Uwe Muegge publishes article in tcworld
Uwe Muegge, Chair of the Translation and Localization Management Program, had an article published in tcworld, one of the most widely-read e-magazines […]
Uwe Muegge’s Presentation at IMUG Meeting
On January 13, Professor Uwe Muegge gave a live presentation at the monthly meeting of IMUG, the International Multilingual Users Group. In […]
Uwe Muegge presents about TermWiki
MIIS Translation and Localization Management professor, Uwe Muegge, will be giving a terminology tool presentation about TermWiki titled “Translation Tools in the […]
An Interview with Uwe Muegge
In October 2010, Professor Anthony Pym interviewed Professor Uwe Muegge, who teaches in the MA Translation and Localization Management (TLM) program, a […]
Uwe Muegge’s Presentation at Virtual Translation Conference
On November 10, 2010 Professor Uwe Muegge gave a live presentation as part of the Global Translation Consumers Virtual Conference, an event […]
Professor Uwe Muegge introduces TermWiki to a global audience
While most practitioners in the language business understand the critical importance of managing terminology, very few translators, let alone interpreters, actually create […]
Computer-Assisted Translation De-Mystified!
Since 2008 Professor Jon Ritzdorf has taught intensive, non-degree, workshops on Computer-Assisted Translation to rave reviews. “Making the complex simple and fun,” […]
GSTILE Lecture Series Features Architect of Windows 7 Global Launch
Ulrike Irmler, Principal Group Manager at Microsoft, discussed the complexity of a worldwide, simultaneous software launch that involved more than 90 languages. […]
