With the development of technology and modernization of learning and teaching, traditional translation teaching mode should be replaced by more participatory one. In this paper, the computer-aided translation teaching mode is designed, as shown in Fig. 2.
To analyze the computer-aided translation teaching mode, another picture is shown in Fig. 3. In fig. 3, the three rectangles (teacher, students and selected computer) indicate the sequential and dynamic process that occurs during curriculum planning and preparation. One-way arrows are used to show the fact that teacher studies specific materials first, and then decide effective teaching methods and technology. A two-way arrow is used to reveal the fact that the relationship between computer and teaching method is mutually-influenced and interactive.