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Interpreting increasingly involves digital tools as well as spoken communication. This collection examines how technology affects interpreters’ preparation, performance, training and working relationships.
Studies address computer-assisted support for numbers and terminology, self-assessment in interpreter training, videoconference interpreting in courts and remote simultaneous conference interpreting. The chapters connect practical trials with questions about professional roles and the experience of being present at a distance. The complete original volume retains its examples, research methods, diagrams and references.
Claudio Fantinuoli (editor). Interpreting and technology. Language Science Press, 2018. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.1493281. Licensed CC BY 4.0. Cover and design: Ulrike Harbort. Typesetting: Felix Kopecky. Illustration: Sebastian Nordhoff. Original edition and notices retained.