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This presentation slide, framed with cheerful, hand-drawn stars and leaves, lists the session's agenda under the title "WHAT WE'LL EXPLORE TOGETHER." The points cover topics like navigating the "tech world," the culture of tech meetings, and strategies for interpreting with confidence. Presenter Claire Labry is visible on the right and is actively signing.

Ctrl+Alt+Interpret: Tech 101 for Interpreters

Presented By: Claire Labry

Course Duration: 2.0 hours


Subscription: 6 Months


CEU Credits: .2 PS

Ctrl+Alt+Interpret: Tech 101 for Interpreters

Price range: $37.49 through $49.99

Course Description & Objectives

Tech jobs are everywhere — and so are deaf professionals working in them! But for interpreters, tech spaces can feel like stepping into a new world full of unfamiliar terms, fast-paced conversations, and a whole lot of acronyms. Ctrl+Alt+Interpret is a light, beginner-friendly session designed to give you the tools and confidence to interpret more effectively in tech settings. You’ll learn common concepts, workplace norms, and how to handle those “Wait… what are they even talking about?” moments with grace. No coding, no jargon overload — just a helpful introduction to the kinds of language, context, and culture that can make or break effective interpretation in the world of tech.

Upon completion of this session, participants will be able to:

  • Accurately define at least 10 common technology-related concepts and terms.
  • Describe three workplace norms encountered in a tech environment.
  • Describe two specific communication approaches or contextual understandings needed to effectively navigate a tech industry environment.

Meet Your Instructor

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Claire Labry

Claire Labry was born and raised in the 512 (Austin, Texas), and now calls Indianapolis home—where she’s spent the last two years dabbling in real estate and learning how to survive actual winters. By day, she’s a release engineer (a software engineer with a flair for dramatic deadlines), helping product teams launch their stuff without setting anything on fire. By night (and on weekends), she’s either sign-whispering sweet nothings to her tomato plants, wrangling sourdough starter like it’s a science experiment, or elbow-deep in some sort of food prep situation she definitely didn’t plan for.

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