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Cultural program planningArtist talks
Help audiences follow the speaker and the discussion across languages.
AI translation for arts and cultural organizations
Bring audiences and cultural collaborators into the conversation across languages. Follow artist talks and conference discussions with accurate live translation, revisit recorded sessions, and prepare program material for international partners.
- Museums and galleries
- Cultural program teams
- Conference organizers
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Language workflows for arts and culture
Choose a workflow for the task in front of you.
Help audiences follow a talk or panel
Use translated captions for artist talks, museum conferences, and partner discussions. Rehearse the audio route and prepare speaker names and work titles before the session.
Keep a record of the conversation
Upload a recorded talk for transcription and review names, quotations, and references before using the text in a program recap or archive.
Prepare program information in another language
Translate program briefs, schedules, and supporting documents. Review artist names, work titles, dates, and the intended tone against the original.
Start with one task
Choose your workflow
Choose the conversation, recording, document, or message your arts and culture team needs to work with.
Prepare your input
Open the matching JotMe tool and check the source, target language, and setup requirements.
Review and share
Review the result against the original before sharing it with the people who need it.
Prepare your team’s terminologyArtist namesWork titlesCuratorial terminology
Prepare names and terms such as Artist names, Work titles, Curatorial terminology for supported custom-vocabulary workflows.
Check specialist wording, names, and figures against the source.
Keep the conversation around the work open
An artist talk, a curatorial discussion, and an international program meeting each need a clear language setup. Prepare names and titles, preserve the original recording, and review the wording before sharing it further.
Cultural conferences
Prepare language support for panels and international program sessions.
Partner collaboration
Review schedules and written briefs with collaborators in other countries.
More ways to work across languages
Write to an international collaborator
Dictate a program update with Voice Keyboard and translate the reviewed text separately for a partner, speaker, or visiting artist.
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JotMe for arts and culture, explained
Choose the right tool and setup for your team.
Explore all toolsCan a museum use JotMe for a conference or artist talk?
Choose the event or in-person translation workflow and test it with your session audio and language choices. Review the access instructions before inviting an audience.
Can the transcript become an archival record?
Review the transcript against the recording and follow your organization’s permissions and editorial process before including it in an archive or published program.
Can we share the meeting record with colleagues?
Share supported meeting records or translated files using the appropriate access settings. My notes stay private; review the selected content and recipient permissions before sharing.