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Translation Learning Enrichment Using Smart Application Creator 3.0: An Attempt to Design a Mobile Application in Translation for Tourism Purpose Course

As the main sector to support the foreign exchange reserves, Indonesia's tourism should be optimally prepared to allow continuous tourist visits. One of what all relevant stakeholders must prepare is the availability of tourism information. Unfortunately, the available English-Indonesian bilingual information quality has not been seriously optimized by the relevant stakeholders. The writers, as educators, also assume the responsibility to provide students with experience of translating tourism texts to make them familiarized with it and know how to translate the texts effectively in the future. This way, we hope to contribute to the improvement of prepared tourism information quality of Indonesia. Using explorative study design under the qualitative descriptive research paradigm, the writers explore the function of Smart Application Creator 3.0 software to design a mobile-based application for learning translation. Since today's students have high literacy of mobile app technology, we choose the software to be a source for exploration data, particularly for Android operating system platform. From the exploration we have done, we find facts that the translation application produced by the Smart Application Creator 3.0 software can be a prototype of Android application which can be included in Android Play Store. This application can also be used as a media for delivering translation theories as well as a media for translation practice. Nevertheless, the media for translation practice developed using this application cannot be a two-way interaction yet. In addition to this weakness, this research has not be capable of identifying the effectiveness for learning using this application and ensuring the response of this application users. This is what the writers would like to develop in further research.