Presented at the 2024 Summit

Co-Interpreting In Different Scenarios

0.3 CEUs, PS

This workshop explores the intricacies of co-interpreting across various scenarios, including educational, medical, and community settings. Participants will gain insights into effective collaboration between hearing and deaf interpreters to navigate diverse communication contexts successfully.

Workshop Curriculum

  1. 1

    • Welcome

    • Workshop Handout
  2. 2

    • Workshop

    • Quiz

Reviews from The Summit

Average Rating

4.8/5.0The activity provided opportunities to develop skill and/or awareness.

4.8/5.0The learning materials used were effective and complimented the goals of the activity.

4.8/5.0This activity will contribute to my professional growth.

4.9/5.0The instructor interacted with the participants in a professional manner.

  • Summit Attendee

    Learning from Nigel is always amazing! Specifically his message of "we are on a journey." The material was a good reminder for Deaf space, as well as how to truly work as co-interpreters combining two minds to present the message! Thank you Nigel!!!

  • Summit Attendee

    You signed so many things that when I saw, I thought "how could anyone sign them differently?" I learned so much and had a few startling realizations about my own work. Thank-you!

  • Summit Attendee

    Clarity of information, VERY practical for my every day work (in hospital) - nice to see that the best practices and up to date modeling is in alignment with how we operate with our HI/DI pairs. Even better is having our DI's on as staff interpreters too. Great collaboration and such invaluable partnering with our professional colleagues. Wonderful workshop, great presenter, crystalized the points that were important and mixed in with enough humor and interaction to keep us all 'awake' after the lunch comas *smile*

Meet Your Presenter

CDI

Nigel Howard

Nigel Howard is adjunct professor at the University of British Columbia in the Department of Linguistics. It is the same at the University of Victoria. At Douglas College, he works in the Program of Sign Language Interpretation (INTR), and Child, Family and Community Studies (CFCS). Nigel has been an interpreter for around 25 years in various setting such as medical, mental health, legal, theatre, community and conference/workshop settings locally, nationally and internationally. He is an Accredited International Sign Interpreter by the World Federation of the Deaf (WFD) and World Association of Sign Language Interpreters (WASLI). He is part of the United Nations team of International Sign interpreters Nigel provides workshops, trainings and presentations for both Deaf and interpreter communities around the world ranging, for example, from Interpreting in Medical Settings to Deaf Interpreter training to Deafhood: Global Diversity in Deaf Culture, and Enculturation & Acculturation: Deaf and Hearing Worlds/Spaces. He also does interpretation on media. One cool thing is commuting by the seaplane between Vancouver and Victoria for work.
DCMP is an Approved RID CMP Sponsor for Continuing Education Activities. This Professional Studies program is offered for 0.3 CEU's at the ‘Little/None’ Content Knowledge Level. TerpAcademy promotes an environment of mutual respect, free of discrimination based on gender, sexual orientation, race, religion, or any other protected class.