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The interface in fifteen languages and a language switcher for every user — plus subtitles and presentation in the chosen language.

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Why#

The content speaks the learners' language, and so does the interface: German, English, French, Italian, Spanish, Polish, Swedish, Chinese, Ukrainian, Dutch, Russian, Japanese, Arabic, Hebrew and Hindi.

How it works#

Click pathHeaderGlobeLanguage

  1. 1Click the globe at the top right.
  2. 2Choose a language — the interface switches immediately, the choice is saved (Fig. 1).
    Fig. 1 The open language menu: all languages of the interface, each in its own script.
    The open language menu: all languages of the interface, each in its own script.

    Fig. 1 The open language menu: all languages of the interface, each in its own script.

  3. 3In the course choose the presentation language at the avatar (button with the language code).

Settings and switches#

  • Switchable per tenantDefault: onModule: Mehrsprachigkeit
  • Off: only the institution's language, no switcher.

Three levels of language#

  • Interface — menus, buttons and notices; the choice applies to the whole account.
  • Presentation — the language in which the avatar speaks; selectable per course at the avatar, as far as the author has released the language.
  • Subtitles — can be switched on at the speaker bubble.

Lecturers can define course texts in their language themselves; this manual work takes precedence over machine translation.

Tips#

  • Arabic and Hebrew run from right to left; the interface is then mirrored.

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Related features#

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