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Updated Microsoft Collaborative Translations Framework useful for translation exercises?
2011/06/07
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Microsoft Translator updated their Collaborative Translations Framework yesterday, which blends machine translation – their Bing Translator translation service where Google’s quality of translation seems to be noticeably ahead of them – and crowdsourcing – maybe this can give their QoS “a leg up” (“= auf die Sprünge helfen”) – with an attractive interface that lets you manage dedicated and drive-by translators of your website and: It’s free (meaning of course: the business model is “you”. They’ll harvest your input to improve their product, like all web services these days).
Naturally, my next question is: Could this framework be used for collaborative translation exercises in the LRC/fully computerized classroom?
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