How (not) to interpret remotely?
/How can you aim for the best quality of interpreting services, now that you are not able to be physically present onsite? Have you thought about internet speed, quality audio & video, a liability disclaimer? There are many things to consider!
The AIIC Task Force on Distance Interpreting (TFDI) has published comprehensive guidelines on how to interpret from home in extremis during Covid-19 pandemic. Check also the web page with all information produced by TFDI.
Several spoken language interpreter colleagues have published very useful web pages with recommendations on headsets, audio and video during a meeting.
There are also specific guidelines published for Zoom meetings for interpreters, and deaf and hearing participants and how to make MS Teams work for Deaf staff.
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