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universal design for learning is all about making learning accessible forall students. translation apps for mobile devices can be especiallyhelpful for students with limited language proficiency. translate photo, published by volgin shpitz, is an app thattranslates photos of text into a chosen language. this can help english language learners
work through difficult blocks of textmaking that text accessible for them. today, i will show you how to use translate phototo translate a passage about alfred the great. first the app needs to be installed onto amobile device. the app is available for android devices and for i o s devices. after installingthe app, simply open it and take a picture of
the passage that you'd like to translate.to do this, press the camera button at the bottom of the screen. now that i've taken my picture, there are editing options at the bottom of thescreen. i'll be using the crop device to make sure that i haveonly the text i'd like to translate inside my frame. when you're satisfied with your croppedimage, touch the check in the bottom rightcorner of the screen. next, you'll see
your revised image, and if you're satisfied, you should touchnext in the top right corner. you'll beprompted to check your recognition language. this is thelanguage that the app recognizes the text as being written in. and since our text is in english and english is indicated, we're set. if you need to change thelanguage for any reason, you would simply touch the flag, and youwould
see a list options and you could scrollthrough them and find the one that you need. but sincewe're in good shape with english, i'm going to go back to the preview. now i've confirmed that i want it to recognize the language asenglish, so i'll touch the check in the bottom rightcorner of the screen. after it thinks for a moment, your text will appear on the next screen. you'll see your image at the top, and your text
in the middle. you'll notice that the text has not been translated yet.we're translating from english to spanish, so that's indicated by a spanish flag at the bottom of my app. well on the bottom part of the screen. if you need tochange that for any reason, you would simply touch the flag, and againyou have lots of options that you can choose from here. but we'regoing to stick with spanish. when you're ready to translate touch thetwo
blue arrows on the right side of thescreen. and after just a moment of thinking, your text will appear at the bottom of the screen. another option that's really great about translate photo is that you can listen to the text. if students wish to listen to thetext in spanish, they can do so by touching the speakerassociated with the translate section at the bottom of the screen.
to stop listening, you simply touch the screen. toget as you can see the words are highlighted in red as they're read. for esol students, it might be especially helpful to followalong with the english text after they've read the spanish for comprehension. at thetop right corner, you'll see a box with an arrow pointingup. this is where students will find options for sharing their text.
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