You will have a course that students can read in a second language, including its lessons and quizzes.
Before you start
- The site needs a second language.
- You need Translate Courses (
lms.translate) or permission to edit courses, plus the permission to open the course pages.
Steps: the course
- Open Learning → All Courses and edit the course.
- Open the Languages tab and pick the language.
- Write the Title, Description and Prerequisites. Below, Modules and lessons lists each module and lesson title and each lesson's transcript.
- Save the language.
Steps: a lesson's content and quiz
- In the same tab, next to the lesson press Translate the lesson content. The lesson translation editor opens.
- Choose the language. Write the texts of the lesson body, and the quiz questions and answers.
- Press Save. A lesson has no draft: "Changes go live when you save."
Steps: categories, tags, instructors, bundles and plans
- Open each list and edit the item.
- Use its Languages tab (or the Details | Languages switch) and save the language.
What you will see
The course page, catalogue, bundles, instructor profiles and membership plans appear in the student's language (/fa/courses/...), with the original wherever a field is not translated. A course is listed for a language in the language links and the sitemap once its title and description are translated. A quiz still grades correctly: answers are matched by an identifier, not by their text.
If something goes wrong
- The student area (
/learn) has no language in its address. It follows the language the student last used on the site. Emails, receipts and certificates use the language recorded on the enrollment. - A lesson's video and file are the same in every language.
- Source changed and Still correct work as on products. Use Translate with AI and Mark reviewed the same way.