Reyes Lopez, Nohemy ElizabethCarranza Campos, Miguel ÁngelCastro Aguilar, Walter IgorPolanco Menjivar, Wendy Marilynca07037@ues.edu.svpm05031@ues.edu.sv2024-07-292024-07-292024-07-29Castro Aguilar, W. I. (2023). The use of online and computer-assisted translation tools combined with traditional techniques in the translation process. (Licenciatura en Idioma Inglés opción Enseñanza). Universidad de El Salvador. Facultad de Ciencias y Humanidades.https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.14492/29736Disponible en soporte impreso.Nowadays, the use of online and computer-assisted translation tools plays an important role in the way translators are being assisted in the translation process. Translators have the advantage of using both the traditional translation process and the well-known techniques such as transposition, adaptation, modulation, equivalence, adaptation, combined with the online tools to deliver better results. Thus, the quality and the accuracy of translation projects has improved significantly. This report aims to explore the different options available for translators and how to make the process more efficient so that it can be achieved without great effort, different from the way it was done in the past. Additionally, when translators combine online tools with traditional techniques, the amount of workload decreases substantially which provides translators the chance to work on larger projects. In this changing and demanding world, computer-assisted translation facilitates and assists human translators providing a range of tools for submitting, editing, and storing content to be translated into a certain language but humans play an important role and they can never be replaced by any CAT tool.enAttribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 InternationalOnline toolscomputer-assisted translation toolstranslation processtranslation techniquestechnologytranslatorand educationTrabajo de grado