Localize learning with Articulate 360
Translate learning for global audiences across Articulate 360 AI and Frontline. With Articulate 360 AI, validate translations in context, manage language versions and publish multilingual learning in one connected workflow.
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How does localization work in Articulate 360?
Localization capabilities are built into the Articulate 360 platform.
Nova powers multi-format translation across Articulate 360 AI and Frontline, while Articulate 360 AI also provides in-context validation, language-version management and multilingual publishing.
Adapt your learning for global teams
Localization goes beyond translating words. Articulate helps you adapt learning for different languages and regions, keep important terminology consistent and make every version right for its audience.
Why teams use Articulate for localization
Translate learning across formats, bring language experts into the review process and manage multilingual content with less manual work.
Translate at scale
Use Nova to translate learning into 80+ languages, including regional variations and right-to-left languages.
Create once, adapt globally
Create your source content once, then adapt it for different audiences without rebuilding every version.
Streamline sign-offs
With Articulate 360 AI, invite language experts to review translations in context, make edits and help authors get every version ready to share.
Build with confidence
Zero data retention and secure workflows help safeguard learning even as you scale.
Scale your learning globally
Move from source content to multilingual learning through connected translation, validation and management workflows.
Translate in 80+ languages
Use Nova to translate learning across formats, including regional variations and right-to-left languages.
Validate content in context
With Articulate 360 AI, language experts can review and edit translations while seeing them as learners will experience them.
Manage every language version easily
With Articulate 360 AI, keep language versions connected and publish multilingual learning as a single package.
How Nova supports localization
Nova powers multi-format translation, the credit-powered part of Articulate’s localization workflow. It translates learning across formats into 80+ languages, while Articulate 360 AI brings the translated versions together for validation, management and publishing.
Ready for everywhere
With Articulate Localization, quickly scale courses into multiple languages while keeping structure, formatting, and learning flow intact.
Built for global audiences
Support more than 80 languages, including right-to-left scripts and regional variations.
Custom translation glossaries
Upload glossaries to keep key terms and phrases consistent across every course and language version.
Faster language validation
With Articulate 360 AI, invite language experts to review and edit translations in context, with changes visible in real time.
Responsible AI
Speed up localisation with AI designed to support human workflows while keeping your data secure and under your control.
Manage every language version easily
View, manage, and export multiple language versions of a course as a single item.
Everything in one platform
With Articulate 360 AI, create, translate, validate and publish multilingual learning without moving between separate tools.
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There’s so much built into Articulate 360 AI.
Discover what you’ve got at your fingertips.
Nova
Articulate’s built-in AI agent powers advanced workflows including multi-format translation, AI-avatar video and Training Kit generation in Frontline.
Storyline
Build any course you can imagine, including scenarios and simulations – giving you full creative control over how learners explore.
Rise
Rise simplifies web-based course creation. Stack media, text, and interactive blocks to build beautiful learning, fast.
Review
Collaborate with your team across the globe. Gather and share in-context feedback in a dedicated space for alignment.
Reach
Deliver training with ease. Track progress, support learners and keep courses moving with built-in engagement tools.
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See what your team can do with Articulate as their superpower.
Frequently asked questions
Got questions? Browse our most asked questions below, or contact us for more detailed support and guidance.
Articulate provides connected capabilities for translating and managing multilingual learning. These include Nova-powered multi-format translation, in-context language validation, language-version management and multilingual publishing. The capabilities available vary between Articulate 360 AI and Frontline.
Localization capabilities can be explored through an Articulate trial. Talk to Omniplex Learning about arranging a trial and understanding the credits available during it.
Find a complete list of 80+ supported languages here.
You can translate a course into as many languages as we support. Find the complete list here.
We are using a combination of DeepL, Amazon Web Services (AWS), and Google Cloud, which we thoroughly vetted for translation quality, language coverage, and privacy and security standards.
Our built-in translation defaults to DeepL (the industry-leading provider) for most languages and to AWS or Google Cloud for languages that DeepL doesn’t cover.
We’re also working to add more translation engines to expand our language coverage.
Translation quality can vary depending on the languages, subject and terminology involved. Custom glossaries help maintain consistency, while Articulate 360 AI allows language experts to review and refine translations in context.
Both products support Nova-powered multi-format translation. Articulate 360 AI also provides in-context validation, connected language-version management and multilingual publishing. Frontline content can be translated and distributed through Quick Share.
Multi-format translation currently uses Nova credits. Validation, language management and publishing are separate parts of the Articulate 360 AI workflow and do not currently draw from Nova credits.