While we accept individuals with translation experience (or students in a translation program) to add newly translated pages to Akvopedia, we have been fortunate to establish a translation program with some university programs worldwide. This way, their students get college credit for doing the translations, and Akvopedia gets pages that have been proofread by not just another individual, but by a team of aspiring translators, improving the quality of translation. In addition, the universities continue to offer their courses each year, which means we get consistent help, and notifications if an English page is updated and needs that integrated into the translated versions too.
===How to accesstranslated pages===
Currently you can find access to our translated pages by looking in the upper right corner of a page to see if there are language flags there, as shown below. If there are no flags, that means we have not yet translated that page. The red rectangle around a certain flag lets you know which language page you are currently on.
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===Country flags represent the languages===
'''A note about the use of flags to represent languages:''' In order to make Akvopedia simplified and intuitive, we have chosen country flags to represent languages. However, as you know, some countries have several languages. If this is the case, you can hover your mouse over a flag and wait, then the name of the page (in the language it was translated in) will be revealed. For instance, India has several languages we are trying to include in Akvopedia: Hindi, Malayalam, and Tamil. There will be the same Indian country flag used to represent each language, so to go to a specific Indian language, hover over each Indian flag to see which one you prefer, as shown below.
