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LanguageCamp (English version)

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LanguageCamp LUSPIO 2010

The BarCamp “LanguageCamp LUSPIO 2010” is a collaborative and open non-conference for anyone interested in languages and their professional use .

 

The LanguageCamp LUSPIO 2010 intends to be the ground for an open dialogue between students, IT and linguists professionals and teachers.  The aim of the LanguageCamp is to gather the most innovative ideas and initiatives concerning skills, training, language market trends and new technologies.

We wuold be delighted to invite anyone interested to send papers, discussion proposals or even just hints and collaborate with us organizing the event.

 

Discussion topics: proposals

Education

Perspectives and expectations of students graduating in translation/interpretation studies or Modern Languages

Jobs matters

How to start a professional activity?

Requirements and skills

What's new in the language market?

Tools

CAT

Machine Translation

Controlled authoring

 

Details

When? July, 8  2010

Where? LUSPIO, Rome

 

Organizing Committee

  • Ançelita Iacovitti
  • Valeria Cannavina
  • Anna Fellet
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    • Contact

    fellet.cannavina@gmail.com

    anna.fellet@gmail.com

    valeria.cannavina@gmail.com

     

    Sponsors

    We evaluate any kind of bids and contributions.

     

    How to join the Barcamp?

    The barcamp is created by the partecipants: there is no real spectator, everyone is active in the dialogue and can contribute to the success of the event, presenting ideas, preparing a presentation or partecipating in the discussion. Any additional information about the Barcamp can be found on Wikipedia.

    If you want to share ideas or you want to learn something more about the language market, please feel free to partecipate.

    Anyone can register via the wiki you are reading.

     

    How to subscribe and edit this page

    This is a wiki page and therefore it can be edited by all registered users. If you are not registered as user please go to www.barcamp.org and follow the instructions below. All you have to do is:

    • click on "Create an account" at the right top of the page
    • insert your data and then click on "Create an account"
    • select the tab "EDIT" and once you added the information you want to enter,
    • click on "Save" at the bottom of the page

     

    If you cannot subscribe or have problems please feel free to send an e-mail to fellet.cannavina@gmail.com

     

    Partecipants: add a topic you wish to talk about!

    • Valeria Cannavina: Machine Translation: added value and differentiation
    • Anna Fellet: Controlled authoring: editing for translation

     

    Program (to be defined)

    • 10:00 Welcome and presentation of the Event
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    • 12:00 Question time / Roundtable
    • 13:00 Lunch Break
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    • 17:00 Conclusions  e greetings

     

    Task List

    Technology

    • Wifi Access
    • Projectors, Overhead projectors
    • Photos
    • Videos: Daniele Babbo
    • Audio
    • Streaming or Stickam or Skype

    Non-tech

    • Breakfast
    • Lunch
    • Coffee/Tea 

     

    Partecipants (aka Campers)

    • Ançelita Iacovitti
    • Valeria Cannavina
    • Anna Fellet

     

     

     

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