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How can instructors of writing give their students experience in preparing texts for translation and localization and working with translators? Similarly, how can instructors of translation give their students experience at working with source texts and their authors, most of whom are subject matter experts but not experts in writing? The network of partners participating in the Trans-Atlantic & Pacific Project establishes links between students in different countries so that each learns from the other. In so doing, students become aware of the diversity of the world community in which their documents travel.

The typical bi-lateral translating-editing project sends the text travelling in the opposite direction. The first step involves a translation student, often in Europe, who translates a published article from a magazine in the mother tongue into English and sends the translated article to a reviewer/editor in a writing course, usually in the U.S., for publication in the U.S. This reviewer/editor then asks questions of the translator and edits the translations for idiomatic American English.

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Across the TAPP network, various communication technologies are used for different stages and activities. In fact, the most important element in multilateral and multilingual projects is communication that facilitates collaboration, which takes place not only between students themselves but also between teachers, as well as between teachers and students. Some of the most often used telecommunication and software programs/applications are listed below:

On the other hand, students were also given some autonomy and authority over the project: they were allowed to choose the tools, and to take the decision about what to communicate to whom. Other increasingly more frequently used communication means between two student partners, whose use is not traceable for teachers at all, are Facebook (replacing e-mail) and Skype (replacing iChat). Google Docs too, were sometimes used for editing, reviewing, or translating. To solve specific questions related to the document at hand, they sometimes gave access to the Google Doc project to teachers, who could then keep track of questions and comments on the document. For co-authors, usability testers, and translators to examine texts simultaneously, Google Docs often proved useful. Some students started to use different tools for different purposes: e.g., setting up partnerships via e-mail or using Facebook for contact, but working through Google Docs. A few students in Finland also ventured onto Adobe Connect to communicate with each other. Preference for tools also depended on the place of the actors: for interaction across the Atlantic, asynchronous tools such as mail were preferred to the synchronous ones.

Birthe Mousten, a certified translator/interpreter English/Danish, has a PhD in translation/localization from Copenhagen University. She has lectured at Aarhus University, Aalborg University, University of Southern Denmark and Copenhagen University. Her research interests are: translation/localization, didactics in translation, lexicography, LSP, legal and technical translation and ad-hoc corpus linguistics. AT NUUK University she is involved in the translation into Greenland's Inuit language and she also develops course activities for trade and industry.

E-mail: mousten@cgs.aau.dk

Patricia Minacori is Associate Professor at the University Paris Diderot (France). A former technical translator, now Director of a department in charge of Translation and Technical Communication, head of two curricula in technical communication, she has been teaching technical and scientific translation for almost 30 years, in Graduate's and Master's degrees. Her research is on translation project management, complexity according to Edgar Morin, exchanges between technical communicators and translators, and translation assessment.

E-mail: pminacori@eila.univ-paris-diderot.fr

The original text and the Translation Brief are sent to the translator. Between the US writer and the European translator, the text is mediated until consensus has been reached on its contents or/and wording. This can be done by email, telephone, fax, Skype, or whatever communication medium you may share between you.

The editor(s) go(es) through the translation and assesses suitability for purpose. Between the European translator and the US editor, the text is mediated until consensus has been reached on the US text version. This can be done by email, telephone, fax, iChat, Skype, or whatever communication medium you may share between you.

The first version of the editing assignment is produced.

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This is a First English Edition of the lectures and one essay thatare in this volume. The translators were, Michael and Elisabeth Tapp,and Adam Bittleston. The first three lectures were edited by Paul M.Allen. These lectures and one essay are from various Bn/GA numbers (someof which are unknown or not assigned), and were given at various citiesin Europe. Translations by Michael and Elisabeth Tapp and Adam Bittleston

Essay from Bn/GA 34, one lecture from Bn/GA 80

To maximize participation in the study, a respected member of the Hmong community agreed to assist with explaining the study to the Hmong patients on hemodialysis (Polit, Beck, & Hungler, 2001; Shadick, 1993). The translator working with these patients at the hospitals agreed to assist with the interview process. All participants requested to be interviewed during their dialysis treatment. All interviews were tape recorded and field notes were taken. Clarification of misunderstandings or confusing responses was attempted during the interview process, although a structured format was used. Immediately following the interviews, the recordings were transcribed verbatim by the researcher. The field notes were referred to when clarification in the recording of the interview was required. No participant names or other identifying information was recorded. e24fc04721