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| '''Note: YouTube has disabled adding subtitles (nov 2020)!''' | | '''Note: In September 2020, Youtube disabled community contributed subtitles.''' |
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| For each major release, Moodle HQ creates a number of screencasts to showcase step-by-step new features and improvements. Certain screencasts, starting with Moodle '''3.2''' have translations enabled.
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| This means the subtitles may be translated online, on YouTube. ''(Note not all HQ screencasts have this feature enabled.)''
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| You can find all Moodle HQ videos for the Learn Moodle Basics 3.x series at https://www.youtube.com/c/moodle/playlists when you scroll down to "Learn Moodle: A collection of Video Tutorials".
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| [[File:Learn Moodle 3.8 to 3.6 basics.jpg|t600px]]
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| ==How to translate HQ videos==
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| 1) From the [https://www.youtube.com/user/moodlehq Moodle HQ YouTube channel,] find the video you wish to translate. (You need to be logged in with a Google account)
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| * You may want to translate the videos for the most recent Moodle branch (e.g, [https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLxcO_MFWQBDdJu-ct9wJQTTS3owR-lELq Moodle 3.8 videos])
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| * You may want to translate the videos from the Learn Moodle Basics MOOC (eg, [https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLxcO_MFWQBDfMnwMzFBq0ab9wSPniXEkp Learn Moodle 3.8 Basics])
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| * You may want to translate the 11 videos for [https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLxcO_MFWQBDdF2i_Rw4vn4G0VVNNN7P4V Learn Moodle beginner admin]
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| * You can watch a [https://youtu.be/iN1R6yKL6sg screencast on translating the videos here] -or read the instructions below:
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| 2) Click the cogwheel/settings icon:
| | For the Moodle HQ videos on Moodle 4.0 available in https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLxcO_MFWQBDcI0BezfCOW8QRfJw6FblRn the user can choose to have automatically generated closed captions being automatically translated to a user language different from English. |
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| 3) Click the subtitles/CC link:
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| 4) If contributions have been enabled for this video you will see Subtitles/CC. Click there: | |
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| 5) Select your language by typing in its first few letters:
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| 6) Type the translations under the English (1) and then click (2) Submit for review:
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| 7) If you want credit, tick the box:
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| 8) Once you have clicked ‘submit,’ a notification will be sent to a Moodle HQ Communications staff for review
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| 9) Once the video is reviewed and the translation published,(if desired) your name and a link to your YouTube channel will appear in the description of the video:
| | The user watching a YouTube video must choose the cog symbol, choose Autotranslate and choose the target language. Obviously the CC icon must be activated for the auto-translated closed captions to be shown in these YouTube videos. |
| [[File:VideoTranslate07.png|thumb|500px|center]] | | [[File:CC autotranslated.png|thumb|CC auto-translated]] |
| 10) A Moodle Communications team member will also let you know when it is published before communicating the translated videos through social channels, news post and other tools (with a credit to you)
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| Questions / for further assistance, please contact mary@moodle.com
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| Warning: This page is no longer in use. The information contained on the page should NOT be seen as relevant or reliable.
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Note: In September 2020, Youtube disabled community contributed subtitles.
For the Moodle HQ videos on Moodle 4.0 available in https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLxcO_MFWQBDcI0BezfCOW8QRfJw6FblRn the user can choose to have automatically generated closed captions being automatically translated to a user language different from English.
The user watching a YouTube video must choose the cog symbol, choose Autotranslate and choose the target language. Obviously the CC icon must be activated for the auto-translated closed captions to be shown in these YouTube videos.
