Virtual collaboration tools like Zoom and Microsoft Teams have become pivotal platforms for enabling seamless interactions among individuals from diverse linguistic backgrounds.
The future of interpretation services holds remarkable promise, with virtual solutions emerging as the driving force behind a transformative shift.
In today’s interconnected world, effective communication knows no bounds, and technology continues to evolve to meet this demand. Microsoft Teams, a prominent player in the realm of collaboration and virtual meetings, has taken a significant stride toward inclusivity and accessibility with its interpretation feature.
Organizing events that cater to a wide range of participants from different backgrounds and cultures is not just a moral imperative but also a strategic advantage. One powerful tool that can significantly enhance the inclusivity of an event is interpretation.
The advent of virtual and hybrid settings has ushered in a new era of interpretation, offering unprecedented flexibility and accessibility for global communication.
First Class Conferencing Facilitation (FCCF), a Toronto-based Tech startup, is launching their Empowered by Devices campaign for 2023. The campaign launches on April 1st and will run for three months.
What is a hybrid event? Why companies are shifting towards hybrid meeting models. Suitable event model for post-covid world.
Zoom now supports the ability to translate 12 languages in closed captioning. 11 different languages can be translated to English, meanwhile English can be translated into those 11 languages.
As a rule of thumb, webinars share five main elements, irrespective of the purpose or the format, and these include: the organizer(s), the presentation, the hardware, the software and of course, the audience.
Webinars are live or pre-recorded video presentations conducted via the internet; and they’ve become an extremely effective tool for delivering concise and topic-specific content.
With over 800 million active users, and 19 million from Canada alone, LinkedIn is the ideal place to promote company culture, showcase products and services and highlight organizational changes.
Livestreaming, which we define as the broadcasting of videos in real-time, has surged in popularity over the course of the pandemic. As the sole element that bridges the gap between virtual and in-person events (Hybrid), this comes as no surprise.