Found in Translation

It's not just accessibility impacting the industry's incorporation of academic research into content development. Understanding scholarly language can be an even thornier issue. Blogger David Kleeman explores.

By David Kleeman

November 20, 2014

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Analyst/strategist/writer/speaker David Kleeman travels the world as SVP of Global Trends for kids research consultancy/digital studio @Dubit. Home is an aisle seat near the front. Follow: @davidkleeman.

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Found in Translation

It's not just accessibility impacting the industry's incorporation of academic research into content development. Understanding scholarly language can be an even thornier issue. Blogger David Kleeman explores.

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