Translation and Localization Of eLearning Content
Why Localization is important?
Most of the global companies train their employees in the English language. People with English as their mother tongue can follow the flow with ease, but other people will find it linguistically difficult to follow. In this context, translation plays a vital role. Each course module or training content will be translated into their native languages. This may lead to socio-cultural barriers which could hinder the progress of the company.
The process of converting eLearning content to other languages specific to a geographical region is localization. In order to design eLearning content for target segments, both localization and translation should go hand-in-hand.
SCORM:
The Section 508 and WCAG plays an important role in making technology accessible to people with disabilities like deaf or hearing impaired, vision impaired, etc. To cater to the needs of people with disabilities, Section 508 and the WEB Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) will lend a helping hand in accessing the e-learning content. 
In every organization irrespective of the team size, we frequently hear about the word Business Etiquette. Though it may vary from country to country and/or region to region, some etiquettes will stand common irrespective of place and time.
