Languages other than English for live captions

maak in microsoft teams een pagina, die alleen beschikbaar is voor groep, zodat we een eigen code in die groep kunnen maken.

After a meeting is recorded, it would be helpful to have a transcription of the recording for users who have hearing issues. Teams meetings are often used for later training, and access is limited for those who might be hard of hearing.

Right now I can embed the website https://translator.microsoft.com/ as a tab in Teams. It would be nice to have the live lecture feature for the classroom as an add-in option.

Embed Microsoft Translator into Microsoft Teams so that translator can be utilized during a class meeting. Students will then be able to collaborate/communicate in any language even if they don't speak the same one! And also being able to have closed captions available in other languages.

The language in translated versions of Teams should be proofread by qualified humans. The button "schedule" that must be clicked to post tasks in the future has been autotranslated to "tidsplan" in Norwegian, which is a correct translation of the noun "schedule", but it makes no sense in a context which requires a verb. A human would spot this.

Add multiple languages please!

Please create a clickable mini tool bar next to all text input boxes where students can add accent marks - with so many different devices and operating systems, accents are always an issue. Other websites, such as quizlet and quia already have this functionality. The accents available are determined when the teacher indicates the language of the activity

My students are deaf and I am also deaf. I need to be able to have a visual and have my lesson page available. I would like to see a visual classroom where students and teachers see each other and the lesson in available

Rather than having to select each message to translate, it would be convenient to be able to translate all messages at once.

We have deaf students and teachers, so it would be very helpful if closed captioning was tied to users rather than all jumbled together

live captions option on all devices ms teams, i couldn't see live caption option on my laptop when i used to have it. Also please make live captions detect speech spelling accurate

Easy switch between languages
(Swedish/English) in Teams Classroom

Teams (macOS) 1.1.00.11551: The spell check language defaults to English (Simplified), with no option to set the preference to use another language, e.g. English (Traditional). The distressing result is that correctly-spelled words are underlined red.

I would like the option to make captions on the default rather than having to enable it each meeting.

On MacOS, there is no way of exposing the content of text boxes in channels and chats to a language checker. I use Antidote which works great for English and French; I know there are others out there who would love to be able to spell-check their messages with professional third-party software.

For now, right-clicking on text only shows 3 options: cut, copy and paste. Why can’t I see all the other ones (Look up, Spelling and Grammar, Service, etc.)?

I would like everyone to be able to use closed captioning feature in their prefered language on their screen.

Right now I can't get to the closed caption feature, but I need it to focus in my online classes. The feature is only available on certain computers/browsers. I have many classmates that also can't focus without it or aren't able to hear what's happening without it. It would be very helpful to neurodivergent/hard of hearing people to be able to access this feature no matter what.

I am an Australian Teacher, and the Australian spelling is more closely connected to English than American. This being the case my students are finding the spell checker across all platforms of Teams very confusing, could we please have the option of an Australian dictionary and if not an English one.

Please add a filter for foul language... young students love to spit out expletives sadly. As an elementary school teacher, I wish I did not have to police foul language but there it is. It takes precious time away from my instructional efforts when I have to watch things they say to each other. Thanks in advance.