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Web support for distance learning in the field of translation

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  16 December 2008

Tim Connell
Tim Connell
Affiliation:
City University, London, UK
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Distance learning courses have been developed at City University over the last eight years. Language Plus, a semi-distance scheme was designed around the MBA programmes, which have little timetable space to spare (Connell & Pollard 1993). At the request of the Institute of Linguists, special syllabuses and examinations were devised for the Background Studies module of the Instite of Linguists, special syllabuses and examinations were devised for the Background Studies module of the Institute's ELIC Diploma in 1991. It was also a means of satisfying demand from students located elsewhere in Britain or abroad wishing to prepare for this particular module, but for whom no local course was available.

Type
Research Article
Information
ReCALL , Volume 11 , Issue 2 , September 1999 , pp. 31 - 37
Copyright
Copyright © European Association for Computer Assisted Language Learning 1999

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References

Connell, T. and Pollard, G. (1993), “Languages for tomorrow's graduates”, Language International 5 (3).Google Scholar
Connell, T. J. (1992), “What makes perfect in proffesional practice”, The Linguist, May 1992.Google Scholar
THES '98, “Distance learning in Argentina”, Times Higher Educational Supplement 17, July 1998, p. 12.Google Scholar
Connell, T. J. (1998), CPD training for Argentinian translators. University Association for Argentinian Continuing Education conference, University of Glasgow, September 1998. (Publication of pending.)Google Scholar