Microsoft Translator

@mstranslator

Microsoft's powerful automatic translation service powers translations in our phone and PC apps, Office, and Bing, as well as on many partner apps and sites.

Seattle, WA
microsoft.com/Translator
Joined September 2009
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    May 9

    Today we launched the for Education site: a site with free resources, tools, and how-to guides for live captioning and translation.

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    Jun 20

    Watching a real-time demonstration this morning of by in the ’s Jordan Shuler’s class — using real-time and . This tech has come such a long way: game changer for . English and Dutch

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    Jun 19

    At the store downtown with mentors. Mind being blasted by the features of . This will be a game changer in communicating with our community!

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  4. Jun 18

    Our new state-of-the art models are now available in 7 languages from and to English. Use them in the API and app. Learn more about the science behind this innovation

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    Jun 17

    I did a thing :) Starting today Marian is serving our largest language pairs and probably most of traffic. Before, it was only being used for two prototype language pairs (en-de and en-zh). Getting this to work was a fun year, more here:

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    Jun 6

    My topic is "The Inclusive Classroom: Tools and Procedures for Student Success." I will be showcasing tools that help my ELL Ss have a voice & succeed in their classes. & Immersive Reader in

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  7. Retweeted
    Jun 4

    Parent Teacher Conferences with a language barrier? Microsoft Translator conversation feature has been so helpful with Parent Teacher Meetings that MSFT made a collection of editable documents to help parents schedule a meeting in their native language

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    Jun 5

    The fresh new website from makes it even easier for classrooms to access free resources for building inclusive and accessible lesson plans:

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    May 28

    Did you know there a Parent/Teacher conference letters in over 60 languages 🌏 to use for Microsoft Translator and engaging parents? Ready to print out! 🚀 👉

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  10. Retweeted
    May 24

    Create a more inclusive classroom for students and parents with live translation and captions. Find free resources, tools, and how-to guides for live captioning using :

    "Hello, how are you?" Bridge communication gaps with Microsoft Translator for Education. New site; same great resources.
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  11. May 9

    Whether you're a teacher, student, or parent, Translator can help break communication barriers inside and outside the classroom. Visit the new for Education site:

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    May 1

    I visited the NY Institute For Special Education to show and our accessibility tools for vision impaired and blind students. I love showing Ts tools to better reach and improve the learning outcomes of their students. ❤️ – at New York Institute For Special Education

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    May 2

    has assisted with the transition process for this Romanian speaking student at . The teacher is speaking in English & is translating it to Romanian for the student.

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  14. May 7

    This is just one of the ways that helps English language learners in the classroom. To start using these free tools, visit

    This student from Honduras was super excited to be able to understand everything his teacher says during class using thank you for such an inclusive tool! Shout out to and for showing us how to use these headsets!
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    May 5

    Just talked with a group of folks that spoke Chinese by using during my connecting flight to Detroit this morning. Needless to say, it worked wonderfully 👍

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    Apr 24

    is also a great opportunity to train another teacher in using to meet the need of ALL Ss

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  17. Retweeted
    Apr 27

    As a non-native English speaker, I would like to thank and for making content accessible for all learners with just one click! It makes a big difference! 💜🦄

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  18. Apr 30

    We💚this, ! The app paired with the add-in creates an interactive and immersive experience. If students and parents have a mobile device, they can follow along in their own language.

    Back from Spring Break and showing off and the Immersive Reader at Maspeth High School today!
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  19. Retweeted
    Apr 28

    NEW! A 🌊 collection for Microsoft Translator in Education 🌍 Make your district more inclusive 💯 for students & parents. PD, training, tips, blogs, videos & more. Link 👇

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  20. Apr 4

    . 认知服务文本翻译 API 在中国的正式发布了！想了解更多，请访问 的博客：

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