Course Translation Software for Multilingual Online Learning
Create translated copies of course, module, lesson, quiz, and assignment text while preserving the source-course relationship for review.
Quick answers
- How does course translation work?
- DeepTech extracts structured text from the source course, validates the chosen language against the configured provider, translates the content, and creates a linked target-language course copy.
- How many languages are supported?
- The available list comes from the configured translation provider. Deployments can support up to 196 languages when the provider exposes that coverage.
- Does it translate video narration?
- Not as part of the bulk course-copy workflow. Video, voice, caption, slide, certificate, and interface localisation require separate workflows.
- How should technical translations be reviewed?
- Translation quality depends on the language pair and subject terminology. A subject-matter speaker should review the translated course before publication.
- What happens when the source course changes?
- The translated course remains linked to its source. Teams should review and run a new translation project when source content changes.
Structured course content, translated together
Course details
Translate the course title, short description, and full description.
Modules
Translate module titles and descriptions while preserving the course structure.
Lessons
Translate lesson titles, descriptions, and rich-text lesson content.
Quizzes
Translate quiz text, questions, options, explanations, matching pairs, ordering items, and essay guidance.
Assignments
Translate assignment titles, descriptions, and instructions.
Translated course copy
Create a target-language course linked back to the source course for review and management.
Up to 196 provider-supported languages
The exact list is discovered from the translation provider configured for your deployment.
Built for institutions going global
Indian universities
One course, every Indian language. Reach Hindi, Telugu, Tamil, Marathi, Bengali, Kannada, Malayalam, Gujarati, and Punjabi speakers without re-recording.
Middle East academies
Create Arabic course copies for faculty review using the configured provider's available language list.
African training institutes
Cover English, French, Portuguese, Swahili, and Arabic markets from a single source course.
Southeast Asia campuses
Bahasa Indonesia, Tagalog, Vietnamese, Thai — reach 600M+ learners across the region.
Course translation questions
What does DeepTech translate?
The bulk workflow translates course, module, lesson, quiz, question, option, and assignment text into a linked target-language course copy.
How accurate is the translation?
Translation quality varies by provider, language pair, terminology, and source content. Faculty or subject-matter reviewers should review translated content before publication.
Does bulk course translation translate video or slide files?
No. The implemented bulk course workflow translates structured course and assessment text. Video re-narration, captions, slides, certificates, and interface localisation are separate capabilities and are not universal outputs of this workflow.
Which languages are supported?
DeepTech discovers the available target languages from the configured provider. Deployments can expose up to 196 languages when supported by that provider; a smaller fallback list is used when live discovery is unavailable.
How are translated versions managed?
Each translation project tracks its status and creates a language-specific course copy linked to the source course.
How is it priced?
Included in DeepTech Enterprise and white-label plans. Pay-per-language top-ups on Pro plans. See pricing for details.
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