YouTube Expands Translation Tools For Video Captions To 300+ Languages. YouTube just announced that it is now making it easier for video creators to translate their video captions to more than 300 languages by integrating the YouTube Video Manager with the Google Translator Toolkit. It’s important to note that these are not the automatic caption translations that YouTube currently makes available for about 50 languages. Instead, users who want to support captions in languages currently not supported by the automatic tools (or who prefer hand-crafted translations over the sometimes odd machine translations) will have to do the work themselves or invite others to help them.
As 70 percent of YouTube viewers are now outside of the U.S., says Google, being able to more easily reach international audiences is becoming increasingly important for video creators (but also for YouTube itself) and these tools are meant to help YouTube’s videographers reach this audience. Truly Amazing YouTube Tools. 70+ Fastest Ways To Download YouTube Videos for FREE [Ultimate List] | Go! H4X. OK Go Explains Primary Colors in Song. Why Thousands of K-12 Teachers Are Turning to SchoolTube. Forget the days of bringing an item for show and tell. These days, with most everyone having video capabilities on some sort of technology device, students illustrate their lives and class projects with video.
SchoolTube, a company based in St. Louis, assists in this phenomena. SchoolTube may not be as well known as YouTube, but in school districts across the United States, it is. More: Teachers Score YouTube Hit With Flashmob Dance for Students “Every kid that has a cell phone, they can shoot video, so every student is a potential content creator,” Andrew Arizpe, SchoolTube co-founder, said in a statement. In the United States, the website is used by 40,000 schools for free. Video topics range from the environment, science and technology to food, journalism and student films. SchoolTube was created by Andrew Arizpe and his father, Carl. SchoolTube sponsors various contests throughout the year to engage students.
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