HTML for translators

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Topic: Localization

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Availability:This training is available on-demand

Duration: 1 hour 30 minutes

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Language:anglų
Summary:This presentation aims to introduce basic notions of HTML to translators who are willing to understand how this markup language works in order to improve both their web translation and web writing skills. The participants will be involved in a practical exercise.
Description
• Brief history of the web
• What is HTML?
• Features of HTML
• Elements of HTML
• HTML tags and attributes
• My first HTML page
• Heading: Metatags
• Heading: other tags
• Formatting tags
• Paragraphs
• Lists
• Images
• Tables
• Hyperlinks

Target audience
Translators and editors with an interest in web translation and web writing.
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Andrea Spila    View feedback | View all courses
Bio: Andrea Spila è traduttore bilingue, web writer e formatore. Dopo essersi laureato in Filosofia alla Sapienza di Roma, ha ottenuto il suo dottorato di ricerca in Pedagogia nella stessa università. Nel 1989 ha fondato AlfaBeta, società di consulenza specializzata in servizi di traduzione e comunicazione multilingue con sede a Roma, dove attualmente ricopre l'incarico di Responsabile della produzione, occupandosi anche delle strategie di marketing e business development dell'azienda. Per AlfaBeta lavora inoltre come web content manager di numerosi siti e portali multilingue, dove si occupa di problematiche di SEO e web marketing.



Andrea lavora da molti anni come formatore e insegnante per traduttori e studenti universitari. Dopo aver iniziato la sua attività di formatore dieci anni fa con seminari interni all'azienda, si è dedicato all'insegnamento della traduzione tecnica e delle nuove tecnologie per i soci di AITI in tutta Italia. Da alcuni anni insegna web writing e traduzione tecnica nei corsi di master dell'università di Roma e L'Aquila dove gestisce la piattaforma di e-learning del Master in traduzione e redazione tecnica.
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HTML for translators
Soledad Azcona
Soledad Azcona Identity Verified
Brazilija
iš anglų į ispanų
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New video by Andrea Spila: HTML for translatorsJun 29, 2010

This is a video for those translators and editors with an interest in web translation and web writing.
It introduces basic notions of HTML to translators who are willing to understand how this markup language works in order to improve both their web translation and web writing skills.

Those interested website translation and web w
... See more
This is a video for those translators and editors with an interest in web translation and web writing.
It introduces basic notions of HTML to translators who are willing to understand how this markup language works in order to improve both their web translation and web writing skills.

Those interested website translation and web writing may want to check also:

Web writing for translators - video on writing skills useful for translators who intend to translate or write web content that is both easily usable by human beings and findable by search engines.

How to create your professional website in a few hours a self paced course to learn how to create a website with free online tools (this is an example of what you can achieve if you complete this course: http://www.marcocevoli.com/)

Website translation -a four module theoretical and a practical self-paced course on website translation.

Hope you find this interesting!

Regards,

Soledad
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Araceli Martinez Madrid
Araceli Martinez Madrid Identity Verified
Meksika
Local time: 16:08
iš anglų į ispanų
OL & ULAug 15, 2012

Hi, Andrea, hope you are fine. I am attending the webinar HTML for translators where you explain two types of lists, OL and UL, but there is no explanation about OL. This is very clear for me what is an UL, but not an OL. I would appreciate you tell me about it.

Thanks in advance,

Araceli Martinez


 
Andrea Spila
Andrea Spila
Local time: 23:08
iš anglų į italų
OL & ULAug 17, 2012

Hi Araceli
OL stands for Ordered List so it can be a numbered list such as this:

  1. First item

  2. Second item

  3. Third item



Instead of the standard numbers (1, 2, 3) you can set other types of ordered symbols, such as letters (a, b, c or i, ii, iii).

If you substitute OL with UL you get an Unordered List:


  • First item

  • Second item

  • Third item



... See more
Hi Araceli
OL stands for Ordered List so it can be a numbered list such as this:

  1. First item

  2. Second item

  3. Third item



Instead of the standard numbers (1, 2, 3) you can set other types of ordered symbols, such as letters (a, b, c or i, ii, iii).

If you substitute OL with UL you get an Unordered List:


  • First item

  • Second item

  • Third item




Hope this is clear.
Take care

Andrea
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