"Educational technology has been a transformative force in education. Its ability to support the differentiation of instruction, connect the outside world to what’s being taught in the classroom, a..."
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"An important element that can help students strengthen their grasp of language and enhance their linguistic communication is a rich lexical repertoire ..."
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"Google is trying to make Google Translate more accurate by expanding the number of languages that are supported by its neural machine translation software ..."
Mitchell Tasso's curator insight,
March 10, 2017 3:09 PM
This article talks about different languages and how they are now being able to be translated into other languages. This article relates to our chapter because it has a connection to different languages, their pronunciations, and how they are being translated into other languages. I like this article because it shows how technology is helping us bridge languages.
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"Understanding a foreign language is getting easier with the range of translation apps for your smartphone and computer ..."
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"Microsoft uses Kinect technology to turn gestures into text, and text into speech..."
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"...Translators must express technological terms in languages shaped by livestock, farming and fishing, and choose alternatives for culture-specific words such as “cookie”, “file” and “mouse” ..."
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"I’m sort of amazed translators working into English today still type out their translations on keyboards. Hunched over for endless hours at a time, day after day, banging away on an electronic version of a 19th century invention..."
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