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Education

Reach every student and parent.

Live translation for lectures, assemblies, and parent nights, so language never decides who gets to participate.

Lecture → captions in every home language

A classroom (and a community) that speaks many languages.

Multilingual learners and families are the norm, not the exception. Pulling a human interpreter into every assembly or back-to-school night doesn’t scale, and printed translations arrive too late. BabelCast delivers live captions and audio in each family’s language, in the room and streamed home.

How BabelCast fits.

01

The teacher presents

Start from a laptop or phone at the front of the room.

02

We translate live

Captions and voice in every language your students and parents use.

03

Everyone keeps up

Students and parents join by code, in class or from home.

What matters most here.

Live captions

Readable, in-sync captions support comprehension and accessibility.

Parent access

Send a link so families follow assemblies and meetings from anywhere.

Glossary control

Lock in course terms, names, and district vocabulary.

Title VI language access

Federally funded schools must provide meaningful access to families with limited English proficiency. BabelCast gives you a live, multilingual channel for instruction, assemblies, and school communications — one more tool in your district's language-access plan, working alongside your interpreters and translated documents rather than replacing them.

Recommended plan
Business

50 included source-hours a month across a district’s assemblies and parent nights, in up to 16 languages at once.

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Questions, answered.

Start a BabelCast session from a laptop or phone at the front of the room; students and parents join by code or link on their own devices, in the room or from home, and pick their language. They follow live captions and a natural translated voice, with captions under a second behind the speaker. No app install and no account needed to listen.

It supports them. Title VI requires federally funded schools to give families with limited English proficiency meaningful access, and BabelCast adds a live multilingual channel for instruction, assemblies, and school communications as one tool in a district's language-access plan. It works alongside interpreters and translated documents, not in place of them.

BabelCast's Business plan at $799 a month covers a district's assemblies and parent nights, with 50 included source-hours and up to 16 languages at once. Billing follows the source-hour, so languages within your plan never multiply the bill, and student and parent listeners are always free. Annual billing takes 20% off.

Your message, in every language.

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