Proz Virtual Conference

As self-employed linguists, we are always looking for professional development opportunities, as it's important to keep our skills sharp. We regularly attend in-person seminars, conferences,and educational sessions -- and there's really no substitute for meeting colleagues in person -- but we have also been very impressed with the recent online offerings. Best of all, Proz.com's all-virtual conference is entirely free! You have to sign up for it, and the event will be held on September 30, 2010. By attending all or part of the events, you will have free access to all materials after the event as well (for a limited time). We also like that the event is offering prizes -- who doesn't love prizes? -- and we were happy to donate a copy of our book to it. Register for the conference and let the virtual learning begin!


1 comments:

Drew MacFadyen on September 27, 2011 at 1:36 PM said...

Thanks for posting about our event in 2010. I'd like to invite you and your readers to come to this year's event. We have 40+ hours of content and sessions, live Q&A, panel discussions, discounts on CAT Tools and training/membership, of course prizes and giveaways and new for this year - low bandwidth mirror streaming so that attendees in low bandwidth locations may still participate.

Register at http://www.proz.com/virtual-conferences/250

Please note that we are also conducting a recruitment event tomorrow September 28th, 2011 at http://www.proz.com/virtual-conferences/298 with over 200 recruitment posts - just register and come visit on Wednesday the 28th to apply.

Hope to "see" everyone there.

Drew

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