The localization process consists of the full adaptation of a product for a new, international audience.
Translation and localization are usually thought of as interchangeable. But that's incorrect, localization covers far more than language. In the case of an eLearning course, a comprehensive localization process will require a multidimensional approach to the material and the platform it’s on.
For instance, an eLearning localization service provider may have to replace visual elements (icons, graphics, and images) that may be offensive in the target culture, or work with developers to make changes to the eLearning platform and guarantee a quality user experience.
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