Translation + Localization

E-learning Solutions for a

Borderless Knowledge Economy

Deployment of e-learning solutions has become a global challenge for many corporations. Moreover, companies and other organizations – especially government agencies – often must provide consistent learning content to audiences with diverse languages and cultures.

Translation/Localization

Examples and Approaches

Illumina recently completed one e-learning development project for a major medical device firm that needed to deliver its courseware to learners in eleven different languages and another project for a major technology manufacturer that needed to be developed in six languages.

In addition to replacing narration, text and graphics, each project comes with its own intricacies and challenges. The challenge might be to overdub dramatic video sequences, to change the nationality of an on-camera spokesperson or characters in scenarios, or to recreate software screen recordings in other languages.

Whether you need to globalize, localize, or both, Illumina offers extensive experience and an expert network of international language and learning resources.

We can make your learning programs global, multi-lingual, and multi-cultural and have both the process and systems expertise to cost-effectively tailor content for each learning audience’s language and culture.

Speak with us about your project

Whether you’re just starting down the e-learning path, have a formal RFP, or are ready to start your next project right now, we’d love to speak with you about your needs!

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What our clients say about us

“Overall, I think they were great. Definitely some of the best trainings that I’ve ever experienced at an organization. I thought the quality was really good, especially for the eLearning.”

 

eLearning Initiative Focus Group Participant

American Institutes for Research