How do I use Transit to post-edit a machine translation?

Translation Memory (TM) or Machine Translation (MT)? It's not an either/or decision, but rather a spectrum. The Transit translation memory system combines the best of both worlds: the quality of fuzzy matches from a validated translation memory with the efficiency of a trained MT engine.

In this webinar, you will learn about how to use the Transit editor for projects with MT support and which features you need to know in order to get started with post-editing.

Webinar content

We begin with the following question: "What does it mean for you as a translator to receive a project with MT support?"

We will then discuss how you can take advantage of the additional translation suggestions that, as TM-validated MT results, provide a new level of quality in machine translation.

Finally, we will show you how you can post-edit in the familiar environment of the Transit editor and ensure your quality assurance objectives by maintaining control over MT segment translation quality.

Target audience

For translators and post-editors with prior knowledge of Transit.

This webinar is intended for participants who already have experience with the Transit editor.

If you are a translator or proofreader who wants to learn about the post-editing features in Transit, then this is the webinar for you.

Dates and Times

• Webinar in English: July 28, 16:00 – 17:00  (UTC +2:00)
• Webinar in German: July 30, 10:00 – 11:00 (UTC +2:00)

Register and participate

The webinar will take place online and is free of charge, although the number of participants is limited. To register, simply send an e-mail to transit@star-group.net.

We use the TeamViewer webinar software. Once you have registered, you will receive the necessary login details to access and participate in the webinar.

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