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Thinking Out Loud 2: What tools does a translator need to succeed? | Apr 23, 2020 |
The weekly "Thinking Out Loud" virtual powwow is brought to you by Andrew Morris for ProZ.com, every Thursday at 3pm CEST (1pm GMT).
Each week sees us come together in a plenary discussion group for a brief initial talk to launch a discussion. The themes revolve around values, attitudes and beliefs as freelancers as well as occasional practical or marketing tips.
After the introduction, which sets the scene and the theme, participants divide into breakout groups within the ... See more The weekly "Thinking Out Loud" virtual powwow is brought to you by Andrew Morris for ProZ.com, every Thursday at 3pm CEST (1pm GMT).
Each week sees us come together in a plenary discussion group for a brief initial talk to launch a discussion. The themes revolve around values, attitudes and beliefs as freelancers as well as occasional practical or marketing tips.
After the introduction, which sets the scene and the theme, participants divide into breakout groups within the platform to discuss, react, and explore within a small-group setting, before returning to the main plenary group to share findings, challenge each other and draw any conclusions that may be appropriate.
Over the weeks, we not only get to discuss interesting themes but get to know our fellow translators and build our network. ▲ Collapse | | |
Tomasso United States Local time: 15:39 Member (2008) Spanish to English + ... Interesting, computer only, no sound necessary? | Apr 24, 2020 |
Will Pow wow work if only computer and keyboard no sound? Interesting I don not know of a single ProZ member in Idaho (Iowa) LOL , We had one member in Boise about a decade past. | | |
No sound powwow huh?! | Apr 29, 2020 |
Hello, Tomasso. Interesting question about the powwow without the sound. Sounds like old school, which I like too. But, with virtual powwows like the one we had previous I think it will not work. It is always good to get to hear, talk live, see visuals etc For me it sort of a quality contact building in a distance. | | |
Suzie Withers United Kingdom Local time: 22:39 Member (2006) French to English + ... Confused about the time... | Apr 30, 2020 |
The page says 4pm but gives no timezone. Andrew says 3pm CEST, which is now. Has it started, and how do I actually join? | |
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kriddl Germany English to German + ...
Please excuse me, I was confused about the time as well and therefore only got there pretty late (and without my camera on). Sorry, but I'll try again next week! Taking up one of your questions, even if there might not be too many family names of "Translator", at least I found a town by the name of Tlumach in western Ukraine (or Tłumacz in Polish) which means interpreter - rather interesting as a place name, don't you think? | | |
Timezone not displayed | Apr 30, 2020 |
The email I received and powwow page displayed Date/time: 2020-04-30 15:00:00, then it started two hours before that.
[Edited at 2020-04-30 14:33 GMT] | | |
Rescheduled? | Apr 30, 2020 |
The time was changed? I checked it earlier and it was to start right now. | | |
Lau Wei Tsinn Singapore Local time: 05:39 Member (2011) Chinese to English + ... Different timing shown | Apr 30, 2020 |
Hi Andrew,
Thanks for organising this.
I was just about to join the meeting but realised that it'd started 2 hours ago.
When I signed up for the powwow, it showed a different time and I thought that you'd changed the meeting time this week.
I would most certainly like to join the next one! Will it be at the same time every week?
Hope you and the rest of the attendees had a great session =)
Best regards, Wei | |
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Time confusion with me too | Apr 30, 2020 |
Hello, everyone.
I also experienced time confusion. Powwow page from end showed 7:00 pm local time. So, I got relaxed for the time.
I hope it is something technical going on here. A different yet still a technical problem occurred to me with Kudoz today.
Best reagrds,
Maga | | |
Becca Resnik United States Local time: 17:39 Member German to English + ... Rotating times | Apr 30, 2020 |
Andrew Morris wrote: The weekly "Thinking Out Loud" virtual powwow is brought to you by Andrew Morris for ProZ.com, every Thursday at 3pm CEST (1pm GMT).
I would be delighted to attend some of these, but that time is during my day job. I'm lucky enough to be able to telecommute for a bit during the COVID ordeal, so I can have my personal computer next to me right now to post, but I certainly can't jump on a non-work conference call. Is there an intention of rotating the times this is held? | | |
Is it always so disorganised | May 1, 2020 |
Is disorganised hyphenated? | | |