The
subject field of terminology is so overwhelming that it is easy to get infoxicated (lost with so much information).
To prevent spending nights on searching on the internet, more and more institutions, researches, companies and simply passionate people, are taking the initiative to develop websites and blogs applying, in the words of Google, the “I’m feeling lucky” approach: to find the information that you are looking for in one-stop shop website. (Hi Patricia! I stole this expression from your blog, I really love it!).
So, look no further and enjoy using those resources that best embody, in my opinion, the “feeling lucky” approach.
Terminology Forum: Terminology Forum is a global non-profit information forum for freely available terminological information online. The Forum, maintained by Anita Nuopponen with the help of her students at the Dept. of Communication Studies, University of Vaasa, Finland, provides information on terminological activities including terminology work, res…
To prevent spending nights on searching on the internet, more and more institutions, researches, companies and simply passionate people, are taking the initiative to develop websites and blogs applying, in the words of Google, the “I’m feeling lucky” approach: to find the information that you are looking for in one-stop shop website. (Hi Patricia! I stole this expression from your blog, I really love it!).
So, look no further and enjoy using those resources that best embody, in my opinion, the “feeling lucky” approach.
Terminology Forum: Terminology Forum is a global non-profit information forum for freely available terminological information online. The Forum, maintained by Anita Nuopponen with the help of her students at the Dept. of Communication Studies, University of Vaasa, Finland, provides information on terminological activities including terminology work, res…