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Nicole Pemberton United Kingdom Local time: 18:15 English to French + ...
May 17, 2022
Has anyone ever attended a paid Memoq training course and if so, can they recommend a course for beginners?
I have just seen a UCL one day course advertised and am thinking about registering.....
There seems to be no manual to work from and although the on line tutorials are good, I find it difficult to make a logical progression ...
Thank you for any feedback/recommendation
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Samuel Murray Netherlands Local time: 19:15 Member (2006) English to Afrikaans + ...
Before you jump
May 17, 2022
Nicole Pemberton wrote:
There seems to be no manual to work from and although the on line tutorials are good, I find it difficult to make a logical progression ...
I can recommend the free online webinars by Angelika Zerfass: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2KGkCxPHL9s
Before I watched it, MemoQ made no sense to me. After, I was able to use MemoQ as productively as Trados.
I once paid $250 for a one-day workshop about MemoQ (pre-pandemic) and there were 20 participants. After 5 hours, we had covered the history of CAT tools, how to install MemoQ and how to create a project... and that's it. And that's not the worst of it: most of the participants gave the workshop a high review rating, waxing lyrical about how useful it was. I honestly think some people go to these types of courses for the social interaction only (and workshop presenters know this and consider the workshop a success if everyone had swapped at least one cake recipe).
It seems obvious to say it, but find out beforehand what topics will be covered in the "training".
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Nicole Pemberton United Kingdom Local time: 18:15 English to French + ...
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May 17, 2022
Thank you so much for your valuable feedback - I have watched 2 of her online webinars already and found them very good indeed - I totally agree re workshops and will check covered topics beforehand - Thanks again
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Thank you for your comments on MemoQ. I've been wondering if it's my best option or not. I'll check out the videos you suggested, to get a better idea.
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Philippe Locquet Portugal Local time: 18:15 Member (2013) English to French + ...
Comparing
Jul 28, 2022
Jane Bonnin-Wright wrote:
Thank you for your comments on MemoQ. I've been wondering if it's my best option or not. I'll check out the videos you suggested, to get a better idea.
I’ve started working on series where I make an “overview” video about a desktop CAT (pricing strategy, general overview) and then make a “Getting started” video to show how a total beginner could start working with the tool. When I’m done, I’ll do a roundup summary. This is taking me a while (it’s a lot of work)…
The memoQ overview video is published on Robert Gebhardt channel and the getting started video is released on my channel.
memoQ overview: https://youtu.be/AhQvHMS5IzA
getting started part 1: https://youtu.be/tjjaYr3cqqE
getting started part 2: https://youtu.be/cOoNrwxvtqs
Depending on your knowledge level you may find this useful.
My bests
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