Presentation
A speaker or speakers address an audience. Participants follow captions and translation according to the selected mode.
A shared space for learning and questions, even when participants do not share the same language.
Learners who do not speak the lecture’s language can find it harder to follow and participate. A conversation with a parent or participant may depend on an informal intermediary. The right setup depends on the learning format and access needs.
Illustrative workflow, not a claimed customer case
A lecture uses Presentation with captions and translation. A smaller discussion uses Group conversation. An individual explanation or parent meeting uses Face to face according to the institution’s needs.
A speaker or speakers address an audience. Participants follow captions and translation according to the selected mode.
Participants join on their own devices. Suitable for multilingual discussion and questions.
Two people share one device for a conversation translated between their languages.
Bring a representative lecture or discussion and the required languages. Test joining, reading on a device and requesting clarification. Do not use identifiable student information in a demo.
Practical answers for organizations evaluating real-time AI translation.
Presentation suits a lecturer and audience. Group conversation supports discussion with several speakers. Face to face supports an individual conversation on one device.
No. Assess individual needs and institutional requirements. Human captioning, sign-language interpretation or another accommodation may still be necessary.
The institution is responsible for required notices, permissions and data minimization. Use fictional material in a demo; the published Privacy Policy and Terms explain the allocation of responsibilities.
Tell us about your audience, languages, setting and expected usage. We will discuss a suitable setup and provide a tailored quote.
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