Ocean Schools Uses ILA for Multilingual Student and Family Engagement
The Township of Ocean School District recognized the growing need for effective communication tools to support their increasingly diverse community. With 7% of students coming from multilingual households and over 32 languages spoken at home, the district faced challenges in fostering meaningful connections.
“Our focus has always been on creating an inclusive environment,” said Cecilia Vila, PK-12 Supervisor of ESL and Bilingual Programs. “By addressing language barriers, we’ve been able to enhance multilingual student and family engagement, ensuring that every child and their family feel supported and included in our school community.”
Through the implementation of the Instant Language Assistant (ILA), the district has transformed how it communicates with multilingual families, enabling real-time, two-way conversations that bridge cultural and linguistic divides. This innovative approach has improved participation in school meetings, events, and academic discussions, setting a new standard for inclusivity and engagement.
Poudre School District Uses ILA at Education Board Meetings
The Poudre School District Board of Education is planning a series of public-engagement sessions over the next few months, during which community members can share their thoughts, ask questions and speak directly with school board members.
Language Translator Trends Shaping Education and Government in 2025
With AI paving the way for more efficient and accurate language services, translation technology is becoming indispensable in bridging communication gaps. In this discussion, we will delve into the emerging 2025 language translator trends shaping the future of education, government agencies, and beyond.
City of Chandler approves ILA translation technology
The City of Chandler approves ILA translation technology, a one-year contract with TranslateLive, LLC, for multi-language translation technology services and support. The devices are language access tools that allow real-time, on-demand conversations in more than 200 languages and dialects, both in-person and remotely.
Translation app is helping Cal/OSHA connect with workers
What you need to know: The California Division of Occupational Safety and Health (Cal/OSHA) earlier this month deployed a new interpretation app that makes it easier for employees to communicate with workers in the field.
Folsom Cordova School District Spent $100K+ on Translators for Family Accessibility
Approximately 95 languages are spoken within the district, according to FCUSD spokeswoman Angela Griffin Ankhelyi. Each of its 38 schools’ main office is equipped with a TranslateLive device, and three schools have two devices each, she said. At $2,500 apiece, the district spent about $102,500 to break language barriers.
Ocean Schools Enhance Communication with ILA
Ocean Schools Enhance Communication with ILA
TranslateLive Selected as Top 10 Resilience Solution
TranslateLive is proud to announce its selection as one of the Top 10 finalists in the prestigious 2024 QBE AcceliCITY Resilience Challenge. Chosen from a competitive pool of over 740 applicants globally, TranslateLive has been recognized for its innovative approach to addressing urban challenges and building more sustainable and resilient cities.
Boston Public Schools Introduces ILA Pro Districtwide
This week, we introduced the TranslateLive ILA Pro device districtwide, a commendable effort by Boston Public Schools. This groundbreaking device and software provide individuals who speak different languages with the opportunity to engage in real-time, back-and-forth conversations, among other empowering features.
Springfield Schools Has Great Success with ILA Translation Device
Springfield City School District tested a new translation device with great success, resulting in the Clark County Combined Health District purchasing a few as well. TranslateLive is a device that has two computer tablets that are joined together and has translation software on it.