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7 Steps For Accurate eLearning Translation
Many organizations recognize the need to
translate eLearning courses and material for
diverse learning communities. But how do you
make sure that you have accurate eLearning
translations? Over the past years, a few common
mistakes are noticed during the translation
process that you can avoid to get accurate
eLearning translations.
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Translating an eLearning course means converting
a course material from its original language into
the target language, ensuring all text and
narration are accurate in the translated
language.
in your eLearning course have a crucial role in
expanding your
The languages you feature
business beyond borders. You need not have to
translate your content into every language. Even
translating into one other language could make a
significant difference in your reach and
visibility. About 122 million people are native
speakers of Punjabi around the world. Punjabi is
one of the 22 scheduled languages in India.
Punjabi is the official language of Delhi. Also,
Punjabi is the 10th most common language spoken
around the globe. Thus, quality English to
Punjabi translation is essential because it
allows people to communicate and know each
others culture without having to learn a new
language.
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In this blog, we will discuss some common
mistakes we can avoid in eLearning translation
to get precise English to Punjabi translation of
your eLearning material.
Prepare content Before translating
your content, you need to
  • understand your global strategy. Consider your
    target audience, messaging, foreign market, and
    branding. Even a simple colour scheme can affect
    how your eLearning content is received. Hence,
    you will need to create basic guidelines such
    as
  • Avoid too many colloquialisms, idioms, and
    cultural analogies
  • Be clear and concise
  • Avoid too much redundancy in your content
  • Analyze project
  • Gather all your English to Punjabi translation
    eLearning materials. If you have any video or
    audio files, submit the originals of the same.
    Are you building a custom platform for your
    eLearning content? If yes, accessing an LMS for
    the context of your material is essential.

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Provide training Providing necessary training
can end up saving a lot of your time spent on
reviewing translation accuracy. Linguistic
training for your product functionality will
give the translator contextual references and
improved understanding, which is valuable for
software localization and website
content. Sample the translation If you are
unclear about the accuracy of English to Punjabi
translation, you can select a limited amount of
content to translate and test the accuracy and
consistency. The translation sample gives project
collaborators an idea of how the process works.
Sample translation also establishes expectations
and gains the trust for future translation
projects. Translate the content Use native,
professional linguists for your English to
Punjabi translation of eLearning courses. A
proprietary translation management platform lets
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one see all the proper reference materials,
glossary, and style guide in a centralized
system. The above are only a few steps to avoid
errors in your eLearning translation from
English to Punjabi. There are many more things
you can consider while translating your
eLearning material. Also Read
Why the e-learning industry should adapt to
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