Sign in to the Zoom desktop client. Start a meeting or webinar as the host. In the meeting controls toolbar, click the Interpretation icon. Note: On smaller screen sizes or windows, you may have …

Account owners and admins can enable Sign Language interpretation view, which allows hosts to assign users as sign language interpreters, either when scheduling a meeting or webinar or …

Host can designate up to 20 participants as language interpreters for a Zoom meeting or webinar. When the meeting or webinar starts, the host can start the interpretation feature which will …

Making a successful Zoom meeting with American Sign Language (ASL) involves teamwork among hosts, co-hosts, interpreters, and participants. This guide aims to explain the technical …

Some attendees may request American Sign Language (ASL) interpreters for a meeting or webinar. You will need to hire an ASL interpreter from a third-party provider.

When you’re ready to add remote ASL interpreters to your Zoom conference meeting, please follow the five steps below to get started. There are some prerequisites to adding language …

See Zoom's new Sign Language mode in action. Watch how the meeting host sets it up, how viewers can activate the feature, and see some of the issues interpre...

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Click the Interpretation button at the bottom of the Zoom screen taskbar. Click + Add Interpreter to include a new interpreter. Enter the name of the person that is in the current meeting or …

You can schedule meetings with Sign language interpretation view from the Zoom desktop client. If you want to schedule a webinar, use the Zoom web portal method. Sign in to the Zoom …