Best Practices For Using Wordly

Here are some tips to ensure you have a great experience with Wordly.

Keep mic close to your mouth

Speak clearly at a normal pace and in complete sentences.

Eliminate background noise

Avoid background noise that may interfere with your voice. Don’t speak over each other.

Ensure good internet access

Make sure presenters and attendees have a fast and reliable connection to Wordly. Internet speed impacts translation quality.

Make sure to set Wordly to listen for the language your speakers want to speak in.
Use a headset or earbuds with a good quality microphone.

Here are some guides and other resources to help you use Wordly.

Wordly Quick Start Guide - Read Now
‍Designed to help new users up and running quickly.
‍
Translation Promotion Guide - Read Now
‍Designed to help ensure event attendees know how to use Wordly.
‍
Wordly Help Pages - Access Now
‍Designed for new and advanced Wordly users.
‍

Translation and Interpretation Research

65% of event planners say offering translation is a great way to increase inclusivity - and 72% expect an increase in the number of multilingual meetings. But only 33% use translation to address language barriers. Learn the top barriers, benefits, and solutions for offering live translation in this research report.

Get Report

Featured Resource
AI Translation and Captioning Quality Guide

Learn how to ensure quality translation and captioning for your multilingual meetings, conferences, webinars, and trainings with AI-Powered Translation and Captioning.

Download Now

3 Options to Explore Wordly Further

Schedule a 30-Minute
Personalized Demo

Try it Now 10-Minute
On-Demand Demo

Watch the 2-Minute
Overview Video