Google launches Online Translating and Editing Tool
Google has launched Google Translator Toolkit, an easy-to-use editor which allows users to edit and work with documents which are machine-translated by Google’s online translation software.

You can start translating your documents by going to Google Translation Toolkit. You will need to sign in with a Google Id in order to use the toolkit. The interface (see below image) is pretty simple and easy to use. It even shows the number of words and percentage of completion for a translated document.

You can translate documents stored on your computer, web pages, Wikipedia and Knol articles. After uploading the document, Google shows the translated document besides the original one, thus giving you a good comparative view of the translation. You can then do the necessary editing in order to correct any errors in the translation before using the document.

Besides Wikipedia, Google Translation Toolkit is also integrated with Knol. It currently supports common document formats including Word and HTML. Translation professionals can take advantage of it’s advanced features such as terminology and translation memory management. Other useful features are searching past translations to find words for new translations and ability to share and collaborate with other translators.

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