Best way to translate Articulate Studio 09 project

Hi Christophe!

I'm not sure of what your ultimate goal or question is here.

Do you want these presentations to be upgraded to Studio '13 or were you thinking you had to have '13 to translate? 

Here are some threads/articles that may be beneficial to you (here, here, and here).

Hi,

I was trying to find the best way to translate a Studio 09 project. 

I have just installed Studio 13 Update 2 and - coincidence! - it contains a Translation-function ! So no need to manually copy-paste the text in the engage interactions or quizzes anymore.

So upgrading the project to '13 seems to be the best option.

Case closed.

Kind regards,

Christophe

Thanks for the update Christophe

Hello!   We are revitalizing an old course created in Studio '13.  Can you confirm that the translation export/import process for Studio '13 is the same as Articulate 360?  

Hi Jean,

Thanks for reaching out to inquire about translating content in Articulate 360.

Since you posted in the Presenter forums, I've shared our documentation below:

Presenter 360: Translating Courses 

If I've misunderstood or you need documentation for another product, please let us know and we'd be happy to further assist.

I have courses published in  Studio 09 that need to be converted to html.  I also have Aticulate 360.  Can 09 be migrated to Presenter 360 or does it first have to migrate to Studio 13 (which I do not have). 

Hello Becky and welcome to E-Learning Heroes 😊

Thank you for contacting us and sharing what you are experiencing in Presenter 360.

Can 09 be migrated to Presenter 360?

Yes. You can upgrade a Presenter ‘09 or Presenter ‘13 course to Presenter 360.

• How to Upgrade a Course to Presenter 360

Thank you for the resource, Leslie.  Wanted to double check with you if there were any major differences between translating Presenter courses and Storyline courses in 360?

In other words, is there any major differences between your resource link above and this one?
https://community.articulate.com/articles/articulate-storyline-360-user-guide-how-to-translate-content

Hi Jean,

While there may be some steps that are slightly different, the main process for translation is the same.

For both applications, you'll export the original text to XLIFF or Word, translate it, then re-import back into the software. Any other additional steps would be specific to each program.

Feel free to follow along with each user guide as you get used to the process, and let us know if you run into any questions!