How to Translate in StoryWeaver

                Did you know that Indonesia lacks quality reading materials for children? To solve this problem, you can contribute as a translator of children's stories available on StoryWeaver's free platform. So, how do you translate children's stories on the website? Do the following step by step.

1. Log in in your account using your email ID and password. If you don’t have account before, choose sign up and fill the registration form


2. Click Translate in StoryWeaver Dasboard. 



3. Select language that you want to translate. After that, the recommendation story will come up in your monitor



4. Select the title’s story then choose Translate this Story in the right side of the story

5. Start translating your story. The original text will appears on the left while your translation work sheet on the right

6. After your translation done, click Publish button. Complete the book details then click Done


Congratulation! You have successfully published translations of children's stories in StoryWeaver. It’s very easy, isn’t? So, don't hesitate to contribute to improving the quality of children's reading in our lovely country, Indonesia!

 

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