You can now listen to the host(s) speak, while at the same time you can translate directly into the Spanish audio channel.įamilies listening in the Spanish channel will only hear you speaking in the Spanish channel and not the host(s), who are speaking in a different channel. Families wishing to listen in Spanish will do the same. If you are translating from English to Spanish, choose the Spanish channel. Unmute yourself and choose the correct language channel.
You likely want to make sure your video is turned off. Īs soon as the host enables language interpretation, you should receive a pop-up letting you know you are now an interpreter. Part 3: In-meeting Interpretation Note: This must be done by the interpreter. This list is a list of people currently in this meeting.Ĭhoose the from/to languages from the drop-down. In the section that opens click on the “Search by name” field and choose the interpreter from the list. The word join will appear Click on Join and then on Yes. Breakout Rooms In Progress The word Join will appear. To add them manually, click the +Add Interpreter button Hold your mouse over 0 next to the room you would like to join. If you see asterisks and you know the interpreter has joined, you can add them manually. The ball is now in the interpreter's court (Part 3 below). If you see the full translator’s name, press the start button at the bottom of the window to begin language translation. NOTE: Zoom isn’t great at automatically detecting when interpreters join. If they haven’t joined yet, their name will be hidden by asterisks. If the translator has joined the meeting, you should see them show up as a translator at the top. If you do not see this menu, quit the Zoom meeting and go back and complete Step 1 above. In the Zoom meeting, click on the language translation menu item on the Zoom menu (if your screen is small it may be hidden to the right in the “more” section. Note: This must be done by the host of the Zoom meeting.
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