Point members with low vision to a free describing app
Seeing AI reads printed text, documents and scenes aloud on a phone, which helps blind and low-vision members read bulletins and handouts.
Our rule: AI helps with study, research and admin. The pastor still studies, verifies and writes the sermon.
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Talk with a guest who speaks another language
Google Translate's conversation mode translates both sides of a spoken exchange on a phone, handy for a welcome desk or hospitality moment.
Source: Google Translate Help ↗Add translated subtitles to recorded teaching videos
Upload a recorded class or talk, get a transcript and subtitles in other languages, and have a fluent reader check them before posting.
Source: Happy Scribe ↗Turn on automatic captions for the livestream
YouTube can add automatic live captions to an eligible stream, so viewers who are hard of hearing can follow along at home.
Source: YouTube Help ↗Stream captions and translation to phones for multilingual events
A live captioning and translation service that sends text to attendees' devices or the screen; review vocabulary lists for names and terms first.
Source: spf.io ↗The Daily 5
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