At-home education has become the new norm for teachers who have had to adapt to social distancing protocols. Transitioning teaching from the classroom to the virtual at-home environment has its challenges. One challenge that teachers may experience is how to effectively teach English Learners (EL) remotely. Another hurdle likely to be faced is communicating with…
Multilingual Internal Corporate Communication During a Pandemic: Tips on How Companies Can Communicate with Employees Across the Language and Social Distance Divide
Multilingual Internal Corporate Communication During a Pandemic Tips on How Companies Can Communicate with Employees Across the Language and Social Distance DivideWhen a pandemic occurs, like the Coronavirus, social distancing protocols are put in place to mitigate risk. Mandated travel restrictions and stay-at-home orders create a new kind of work environment where working from home…
Four Types of Healthcare Content You Should Translate During a Pandemic
Providing quality healthcare during a pandemic means providing timely, accurate communication to patients. Caring for Limited English Proficient (LEP) patients can sometimes involve extra layers of complexity, as a result of language barriers. By providing your healthcare content and pertinent medical documents in the languages that your patients speak, you can improve patient outcomes.1 And,…
Multilingual Communication During a Pandemic: Tips for Healthcare Providers
Multilingual Communication During a Pandemic Tips for Healthcare ProvidersMultilingual communication in the healthcare setting can bridge the language divide during a pandemic. Whenever a crisis arises, healthcare providers must be prepared for the challenges of communicating in multiple languages. By addressing the needs of limited English proficiency (LEP) patients, healthcare providers can mitigate risk, improve…
Multilingual Communication During an Emergency: Five Tips for Public Health Officials
Multilingual Communication During an Emergency: Five Tips for Public Health OfficialsWhenever health emergencies arise, public health officials must be prepared to communicate in multiple languages in order to inform all language speakers within the populations they serve. This includes communicating with those with limited English proficiency (LEP).Who is a person with limited English proficiency (LEP)?A…
Top Three Reasons to Use the NASPO ValuePoint Contract for Language Services
The top three reasons to use the NASPO ValuePoint contract for language services including telephonic interpretation, document translation, and video remote interpretation are: it is the highest quality contract you can use, it has the most competitive pricing, and it is very easy to implement and start receiving services.What is NASPO ValuePoint?See definition below form…
Nine Types of eLearning Content You Can Translate
Need to translate your eLearning content? With corporate workforces, business partners and customers spread across the globe, the need for multilingual eLearning content is more in demand than ever before.For eLearning translation, you’ll want to consult an expert. Hiring a language services provider who has translators with expertise in your industry and subject matter will…
eLearning and Training Localization Made Simple
Do you have training materials needing translation into another language, but are unsure of the best route to take? This article will describe the various types of eLearning and training applications and provide some insight into the world of the language industry in order to help you make an informed decision about the direction you’d…
Technical Document Translation: Nine Popular Types of Technical Documents for Translation
Technical document translation is one of the most requested types of translation services. A technical document is a “how to” document that typically explains how to operate, maintain, or create a product. Technical documents are generally created to target a specific audience, and depending on the reader you are targeting, there is often a need…
Top Five Content Marketing Pieces to Start Translating Today
Looking into content translation? There has never been a better time to start translating your content marketing pieces. By publishing your content into new languages you are able to scale up into entirely new markets of customers. This can be domestically, by reaching underserved non-English speaking audiences, or internationally where other languages are spoken. With…
