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Desde la década de los noventa, la inclusión de componentes tecnológicos en la formación de traductores ha sido una necesidad señalada por profesionales y académicos de la traducción. En este contexto, se planteó un estudio exploratorio transversal, cuyo objetivo fue indagar sobre la inclusión de la informática aplicada a la traducción en las carreras de traductorado ofrecidas en universidades públicas de Argentina, en asignaturas específicas de tecnologías, y en otros espacios curriculares y extracurriculares. A partir de la información contenida en fuentes documentales reunidas por el proyecto de investigación «La formación en traducción e interpretación en Argentina» (04/J025, UNComahue), y de las respuestas a cuestionarios administrados a los directores de las 18 carreras incluidas, este artículo presenta algunas conclusiones preliminares: una minoría de las ca...
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Since the nineties, the inclusion of technological components in the training of translators has been a need identified by translation professionals and academics. In this context, a cross-sectional exploratory study was proposed, aimed at looking into the inclusion of translation-applied computer sciences in the translation programs offered at public universities in Argentina, both in specific technology courses and in other curricular and extracurricular areas. Based on the information contained in documentary sources collected by the research project “Training in Translation and Interpretation in Argentina” (04/J025, UNComahue), and on the answers to questionnaires administered to the directors of the 18 study programs included, this article presents some preliminary conclusions: a minority of the study programs being researched contain a mandatory course on translation-applied co...
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Since the nineties, the inclusion of technological components in the training of translators has been a need identified by translation professionals and academics. In this context, a cross-sectional exploratory study was proposed, aimed at looking into the inclusion of translation-applied computer sciences in the translation programs offered at public universities in Argentina, both in specific technology courses and in other curricular and extracurricular areas. Based on the information contained in documentary sources collected by the research project “Training in Translation and Interpretation in Argentina” (04/J025, UNComahue), and on the answers to questionnaires administered to the directors of the 18 study programs included, this article presents some preliminary conclusions: a minority of the study programs being researched contain a mandatory course on translation-applied co...