We are multilingual, multicultural and technologically heterogeneous professionals helping global communication.
We are Translation Commons, a vibrant community of language enthusiasts.
You are now a member of a vibrant community of language professionals
You are a member of Translation Commons, a nonprofit online volunteer community aiming to help all language professionals to maximize your contribution to the language industry and to achieve due recognition for your work. Translation Commons offers access to open source tools and resources, facilitates community-driven initiatives, empowers linguists and shares educational and language assets powered by translators. You are encouraged to enjoy all the opportunities offered through Translate, Share and Learn, join the active projects and initiatives and create your own.
This page will be your personal dashboard and it is under development. Please tell us what you would like to see here and which links are important to you. You can fill in your profile information and check out which other members are already here and make sure to invite the ones that are not.
You have a new Translation Commons email account and with it come many free applications. Once you activate your email, make sure to check out all the Translate tools.
Download and add to your email signature to boost the visibility of our industry!
What is Translation Commons?
Translation Commons is a nonprofit online volunteer community of language professionals: linguists, translators, interpreters, terminologists, engineers, students, language service managers, academics. Its mission is to offer access to open source tools and resources, to facilitate community-driven initiatives, to empower linguists and to share educational and language assets powered by translators.
Join us in our programs to ensure all linguists, languages and cultures participate fully on the internet.
How you can help
Our volunteers are the heart and soul of our community. Their passion for language and their expertise in technology are the cornerstones of all our initiatives. Their selfless commitment and clear vision of the roadmap that our industry needs to follow are a testament to the merit of a united global language community.
Do you have an idea that would benefit the community? Want to share tutorials, translation memories or other resources? Want to become a Mentor to the next generation? Want to localize the Translation Commons website in your language? Want to help out with one of our programs?
We need your help to make our community better! Click below and start contributing and sharing with all Translation Commons volunteers.
Translation Commons is a nonprofit and it belongs to the community. Everything you see has been created by volunteers like you. But there are some things we still need to buy to be able to run the site. You can support the community by making a one-off or regular donation of any amount. Your donation will help us develop the community and put even more resources for everyone to use.
DASHBOARD
You personal dashboard
Global info
- Number of students: 171
- Number of countries: 47
- Number of courses: 4
- Number of Universities: 4
About you
- Username:
- @translationcommons.org
- Country:
- Last time online:
WHAT DO YOU WANT TO DO?
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Contribute a video
First, go to your Translation Commons Youtube Channel . Make sure you are logged in with your translationcommons account. Try to experiment, record a video by yourself. You will need some skills in video / audio / screen sharing, as well as knowledge of the resource you are going to talk us about. Here are some information that you may find useful.
When you feel confident with YouTube, you can do the video and provide us with the link.
Contribute a document
Our Roadmap
Translation Commons aims to deliver a solid member experience by being responsive to your needs and wishes. Our development team is working hard to accommodate all the new features that will enhance functionality and collaboration. Take a look at what our wonderful volunteers and engineers are working on.
