In this age of globalization and multinational organizations, companies want to deliver online training that will reach worldwide audiences. The result is e-learning content that needs to be ...
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You should also take into consideration that the fonts you will be using are supported in all of the language pairs before developing the original course. This can save quite a few headaches down the road if you are working in non-Western European languages, for example.
This is a great tip, Christine!
Keep following the E-Learning Heroes community because we will actually be posting quite a few more articles all about localization, and one will be all about designing for localized content. Here's another one that just came out this week, in fact:
Top 10 Writing Tips for E-Learning Localization https://community.articulate.com/articles/top-10-writing-tips-for-e-learning-localization/
Keep following the E-Learning Heroes community because we will actually be posting quite a few more articles all about localization, and one will be all about designing for localized content. Here's another one that just came out this week, in fact:
Top 10 Writing Tips for E-Learning Localization https://community.articulate.com/articles/top-10-writing-tips-for-e-learning-localization/