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Build your own mini apps with AI: Practical tools for translators and interpreters

Build your own mini apps with AI: Practical tools for translators and interpreters

$50.00

A master class on creating custom web-based apps for your freelance business; no coding skills required!

Category: Online courses
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Instructor: Nora Díaz helps clients and language professionals communicate more effectively, work more efficiently, and make smarter use of technology in multilingual settings.

Nora also helps translators and interpreters strengthen their skills, streamline their workflows, and incorporate technology in practical, responsible ways. Her interest in productivity and her love of teaching have led her to share actionable guidance through her blog, articles, webinars, and workshops.

She serves as Chair of the American Translators Association Professional Development Committee, is a co-host of the AI in Translation Summit and the AI in Interpreting Summit, and has co-authored The Translator’s Toolbox. Her contributions to the language profession have earned her recognition as one of the Top 30 Women in the Language Industry by MultiLingual magazine in 2023, recipient of the American Translators Association’s Innovation Award in 2024, and Language Industry Influencer by MultiLingual magazine in 2025.

Registration: $50 including the recording; Training for Translators Plus members, take $5 off with the coupon code you received

Live session date and time (registration includes the recording): Monday, November 30, 12 noon to 1:30 PM New York time

Description:

What if you could create your own simple, web-based apps to handle the small but time-consuming tasks in your translation or interpreting business, without knowing how to code?

AI tools have made it possible to turn everyday ideas into functional mini apps, designed around the way you actually work. Instead of searching for software that almost meets your needs, you can create simple tools tailored to your workflows.

In this hands-on webinar, Nora Díaz will show you how to build personal apps with the help of AI, using practical examples relevant to translators and interpreters. You’ll explore possibilities such as project trackers, text-processing utilities, and other applications that can simplify your work.

You’ll learn how to describe what you want an app to do, guide AI through the creation process, test the results, and make improvements until the app works the way you need it to.

No coding experience is required. The focus is on practical applications, experimentation, and learning how to turn your own ideas into tools you can actually use.

By the end of this webinar, you’ll be able to:

  • Use AI to create a simple, functional app without traditional programming skills.
  • Test, troubleshoot, and refine an AI-generated app through conversational instructions.
  • Understand the basic considerations involved in using and sharing your apps.

Important: This class focuses on simple, web-based apps that you can create without knowing how to code, to use in your own business. We will not cover mobile/app store apps, complex apps, or how to sell apps. 

 

 

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