The below steps are provided by Articulate for exporting/importing Articulate Storyline 360 content for translation. Step 1: Export the Original Text First, export a copy of the text from your Storyline 360 project. Go to the File tab on the Storyline ribbon, scroll to Translation, and select one of these export options: Export to XLIFF XLIFF is […]
There are at least two basic approaches to consider when procuring professional translation services for elearning courses created in Articulate 360/Storyline. One is to hire a company to handle everything that in the end delivers a fully translated course ready for use. The other option for Articulate Storyline course creators is to export the file […]
Translation and localization industry trade source often seem to delight in reporting on various fundings and acquisitions within the industry. To smaller language services providers (LSPs) these events are seldom that interesting or relevant to our business or day-to-day operations. Instead what is news and of interest to small to medium sized LSPs?: The current […]
When we’re contacted by customers requesting translation of InDesign documents their general expectation is that they can provide us with the English version of their InDesign document. We in turn can then translate the document’s text into the target language(s) they request and send it back to them. And in reality that’s exactly what happens. […]
Translation of written language is not that interesting until it stands to impact your company or organization in a tangible way. When it does, then language services become not only interesting, they become a priority. Below are a few examples when language and translation services become important. Your organization has a new product or service […]
Every translation or related language services project we perform is unique. There’s something about each requirement for language services that makes it different than the thousands of projects we’ve completed before. If we start to think about a particular project as routine, being much like other past projects, we’re at risk of lowering our standards. […]
