Every lecture. In every student's language.

An international cohort, an exchange semester, a student who is hard of hearing, a hall where the back row barely hears. The lecture runs on one channel, and each student follows on their own device: in their language, with live subtitles or a translated voice, at their own volume. One link per course, no app, no receivers.

Illustrated lecturer speaking while students read translated captions on their devices.
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What matters most.

Subtitles and translation, live

The lecturer speaks, and students read live subtitles or hear a translated voice in their own language. International students follow the argument, not just the slides, and review the exact wording afterwards.

Heard in every seat

Hard-of-hearing students listen on their own phone and earbuds at their own volume, and the back row hears as clearly as the front. No induction loop, no receivers to sign out.

One channel per course

A permanent URL for the whole semester. Turn on recording and each lecture becomes a searchable archive students revisit before exams, with subtitles and translation kept alongside.

How to set it up.

  1. 01

    Create a course channel

    One permanent channel and URL per course or lecture series. Set it public for open lectures or not-listed with a PIN for enrolled students only.

  2. 02

    Connect the room mic, pick languages

    Plug in the lectern microphone or the room system and choose the languages your cohort needs. Clean sound comes from the source, not a laptop in row twenty.

  3. 03

    Share the link with the cohort

    Post the channel URL in your LMS or course page. Students open it on a phone or laptop, pick their language and listen, with no account to create.

  4. 04

    Go live each lecture, or record

    One click when the lecture starts. Students at home and in the hall join the same link. Record to build the semester archive automatically.

Common questions.

Yes. OpenBooth transcribes the lecture live and can show real-time subtitles or play a translated voice-over. Each student picks their language on their own device, so an international cohort follows the same lecture at once.

Related use cases.

One lecture. Every student follows.

Open your lectures to international and hard-of-hearing students without a single receiver or extra app. Channel and broadcast-time limits vary by plan, see pricing for details.