Starting Translations Training Sessions

As previously discussed, I'm happy to announce the first in the series of biweekly Translations Training Sessions, starting tomorrow.
So here's the rundown: we'll be having a 1 hour IRC session, where you can learn how to use the Launchpad Translations web UI to translate your favourite distro.
- WHAT: Translations Training Sessions
- WHERE: #ubuntu-translators IRC channel on Freenode
- WHEN: Thursday, 3rd February, 16:00 UTC
What will you need?
Not much, really. It would be great if you could create a Launchpad account before joining the session, so that you can get started trying your first translations during the hour, that'd be awesome. You'll simply need an e-mail address and an Internet connection for that. You'll find how to do this on the Translations QuickStart Guide.
Don't miss this opportunity to learn how to easily contribute to Ubuntu in your language and to ask all your questions.
See you tomorrow!
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