xliff.ai teacher kit · Lesson plan
01-garden-visitor-guide.xlf on the page, translate one segment and export it.student-files folder where students can reach it: a shared drive or your learning platform.quick-start.html, one per student.| Time | What happens | Handed in |
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| 0–10 | What an SDLXLIFF or MQXLIFF is, and why it must come back with only the translations changed. Hand out the quick-start. | — |
| 10–30 | Exercise 1, First translation. Open, translate, Ctrl+Enter, export. | 01, exported |
| 30–50 | Exercise 2, Tags and placeholders. Ctrl+, to insert a tag; read what the tag checks say. | 02, exported |
| 50–75 | Exercise 3, Find the errors. Load the termbase, work through QA, then read for meaning. Discuss: which errors did QA miss, and why could it not see them? | 03, exported, and its QA report |
| 75–90 | Hand in. On shared computers, clear the site's data. Set exercises 4–6. | — |
Exercise 4, Translation memory · Exercise 5, Terminology · Exercise 6, Review in Excel. For a pair version of 6, students export a review workbook of each other's exercise 1, review it in Excel, and import the partner's decisions.
Each answer key lists what to look for. To set a student's file beside the reference, open both in Compare two files at xliff.ai/xliff-compare/, the student's export on Before and the file from teacher-only/reference on After: tracked changes and the edit distance of each segment, as an HTML or Excel report.
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