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Choices About us Contact us Site Map Terminology Presenters Feedback Localization Metrics Initiative			Across Translation tools including crossDesk, crossTerm, crossTank   Global Business Going Global--Expanding Your Global View and Learning a Model for Going In-Country   Localization Project Management Initiate, plan, execute, monitor and close the localization project management process in the only course in localization project management offered by a Registered Education Provider of the Project Management Institute. To see an introductory video for this seminar, click here.   SDL Trados Translation tools including SDL Trados Studio 2009, Translator's Workbench, MultiTerm, TagEditor   About Online Seminars Online training offers the quality of instruction that you would receive in a conventional classroom without the hassles and costs of travel. Participants are able to actively partake in the class, via the Internet, from the comfort of their own home or office. How it works For those of you who may be new to web-based online training, all you need to participate, from anywhere in the world, is a computer, an Internet connection (ISDN, DSL or faster), and a telephone. Participants will receive instructions to log on to a central website, which is provided by a web-conferencing service. Web-based training sessions include virtually everything that is available in an ordinary classroom setting. Participants see a full-screen display of the instructor's material, and are able to ask the instructor questions at any time, and vice versa. The instructor can also poll the participants, broadcasting the results in graph form to all of the students. In order to re-create the live classroom setting even further, the instructor is able to turn his/her on-screen application over to a student so the student can demonstrate what he/she has learned to the instructor. This service is highly interactive - you won't feel left out! Course Structure Because we don't believe anyone likes to sit in front of a computer screen any longer than they need to, we have decided to split up a seminar that would normally take one day into smaller on-line sessions of 1.5 hours. This will allow you time to absorb the information, and be refreshed for the next session, instead of giving you a tremendous amount of information all at once. Suggest a Topic More seminars will be available soon. If you are interested in a particular topic please send us a message and let us know what you are most interested in. FAQ
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