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APTIS 2022: Translation and interpreting pedagogy in a post-pandemic world:
new opportunities and challenges

University of Leeds
18th - 19th November 2022

Registration for this conference has now closed.
 

Keynote lectures:

Prof Yves Gambier,
'Blind spots in the training of translators'

Dr Claudio Fantinuoli,
'Embracing complexity:challenges for translator and interpreter education in a technology-driven world 

View the programme and book of abstracts
for APTIS 2022 in the PDF viewer below:

Original CfP:

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APTIS 2022 will be in person! Finally, an excellent opportunity to network and disseminate research in person in a central and convenient location after so many months under restrictions.

 

*If you have accessibility needs around issues like disability, health concerns, or caring duties, including those that might prevent participation in an in-person conference, please contact the organisers.

 

The University of Leeds is proud to host the 4th Conference of the Association of Programmes in Translation and Interpreting Studies, UK and Ireland (APTIS) on 18-19 November 2022 (in person).

 

APTIS encourages research into all aspects of translation and interpreting, and especially research that aims to inform the teaching and learning of these subjects at UK and Irish Higher Education Institutions. Previous conferences examined challenges and opportunities involved in the teaching and learning of translation and interpreting and looked to make connections between academic and non-academic settings for such efforts.

 

The upcoming conference will focus on new opportunities and challenges for translation and interpreting training in the post-pandemic era. In particular we will seek to understand and disseminate the valuable experiences of the pandemic on which we can draw and capitalise to provide more and better training opportunities to a wider array of students.

 

To this end we invite scholars, practitioners, and other stakeholders to propose papers or workshops that engage largely but not exclusively with the conference theme on translation and interpreting (T&I) training. We welcome contributions from all areas of translation and interpreting studies, ranging from technical translation, to audiovisual translation, sign-language interpreting, machine learning, human-computer interaction and other less investigated topics of T&I.

 

Topics of interest include, but are not limited to, the following:

 

  • The present and future of T&I technology

  • The present and future of AI for T&I

  • Developments of new fields in T&I

  • Developments in localisation training

  • The future of accessibility in T&I programmes

  • Latest advances and future prospects for T&I studies as an academic discipline

  • Building a skills base in T&I (such as project management, content creation, programming)

  • T&I pedagogy and practice in the post-pandemic context

  • Challenges and changes brought about by the pandemic in T&I industry

  • Challenges and changes brought about by the pandemic in T&I training

  • T&I in the context of language learning

  • Ergonomic issues in T&I training

  • Developments in intralingual T&I and their training

 

The core interest of the conference is in topics that will be relevant in the British and Irish contexts, but we also warmly welcome proposals from those not located in Ireland or the UK.

 

KEYNOTES:

We are proud and excited to announce the keynote speakers at this year’s APTIS conference:

 

Yves Gambier, Emeritus Professor of the University of Turku

Claudio Fantinuoli, Senior Lecturer and Researcher at the University of Mainz/Germersheim.

 

Submission Guidelines:

 

APTIS invites proposals for 15-minute papers and 60-minute hands-on workshops for its 4th Annual Conference. Submit your proposal on EasyChair by attaching a document (in PDF format) with the following information:

 

INDIVIDUAL PAPERS

 

  • Author (s):  author’s name, affiliation, email address, biodata (100 words max.)

  • Presentation: title, abstract (300 words max. plus references), 5 keywords,

  • Software/hardware requirements.

 

 

HANDS-ON WORKSHOPS

 

  • Presenter (s):  author’s name, affiliation, email address, biodata (100 words max.)

  • Workshop: title, abstract (500 words max. plus references and any pre-requisites for participants), 5 keywords,

  • Software/hardware requirements.

 

Deadline: The deadline for sending proposals is 30th June 2022.​

 

​Registration Fees:

 

Each member institution will have free registration for one place. The remaining participants need to pay registration fees, as detailed below

 

APTIS member: £75

Non-APTIS member: £100

Student: £30

Local Organising Committee:

 

Dr Martin Ward

Dr Carlo Eugeni

Faruk Mardan

Prof. Binhua Wang

 

Venue: University of Leeds campus, Leeds, UK.

 

Contact: All questions about submissions should be emailed to m.s.ward@leeds.ac.uk

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