Interpreter education in the digital age : innovation, access, and change /

"Educating sign language interpreters in the digital age"--

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Other Authors: Napier, Jemina (Editor), Ehrlich, Suzanne (Editor)
Format: Electronic eBook
Language:English
Published: Washington, DC : Gallaudet University Press, 2015
Series:Interpreter education series ; v. 8.
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Local Note:ProQuest Ebook Central
Table of Contents:
  • Interpreter Education Series; Title Page; Copyright Page; Contents; Editorial Advisory Board; Contributers; Introduction; Part 1: Innovation; Innovative Use of Mobile Technology as a Key to Learning in Higher-Education Classrooms; Digital Innovation Serving Interpreter Education in New Zealand; Evaluating the Pedagogical Affordances of a Bespoke 3D Virtual Learning Environment for Interpreters and Their Clients; Interaction and Gamification: An Evolving Intersection with Online Interpreter Education; Part 2: Change; The Community-of-Inquiry Framework in Online Interpreter Training.
  • Digital Pen Technology and Interpreter Training, Practice, and Research: Status and TrendsThe Superhighway or the Slow Lane? Evaluating Challenges in Creating New Learning Spaces for Interpreters; Part 3: Community Engagement; Connecting Research and Practice to Create Digital Resources for Sign Language Interpreters: Professional Development through Knowledge Exchange; Co-Construction of Learning and Community Building in Digital Education; Sign Language Interpretation and Translation in Brazil: Innovative Formal Education.
  • Fostering Participation and Collaboration in Online Education: A Self-Study of Two CohortsOrganizing in Digital Hallways: Preparing Interpreting Students for Interactions in Social Media Forums; Index.