Our team participated in the Week of Science and Technology (SeCyT’19) where we had the opportunity to disseminate our research projects by offering the general public the experience of exploring through their own senses how translation feels.
How does audiodescription feel with our eyes covered?
How does your body react when you act as a professional interpreter?
Is it more gripping when you listen to a story read by professional actors?
Let background music guide you through an emotional story. Does it pull you in?
By taking part in four different workshops, secondary school students had the chance to get hands-on experience and understand the useful contribution of translators and interpreters to the arts and society.