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Answered By: Reference Staff Last Updated: Nov 15, 2018 Views: 80
Answered By: Reference Staff
Last Updated: Nov 15, 2018 Views: 80
To change the language of an article in JEWL:
Any EBSCO database from the Walker Library collection has two translation features.
- interface
- articles text (HTML only).
In addition, there is a "Listen" option - hear the HTML (full text) of an article read to you OR download it as an MP3 file.
To change the language interface:
The language selection feature is located on the top toolbar.
- Hover your pointer over Languages on the top toolbar. The drop-down menu of available languages appears.
- Select by clicking on the desired language in the list.
- The interface is translated into the selected language.

How to make the database translate an article?
Important: the translation is available ONLY for articles in HTML format (not PDF).
- It is an automatic translation, focusing on words rather than sentences.
- It is neither gramatically nor stylistically correct.
- It will help you to understand a text that contains many unfamiliar words (e.g. scholarly articles that often use jargon).
More Info / Sources:
- Translating the language of the Interface (EBSCO)
- Translating an Article (EBSCO)
- Scroll down to "To translate the full text of an article"
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