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Collaboration
Collaboration
Getting your work published
Getting your work published
Once you have completed your subtitles, you’ll submit your work for review. As per our workflow, your subtitles must be reviewed by qualified members of our program before it will be published to Youtube.
Please keep in mind that because this is a volunteer program based on availability and interest, there is no set timeline for how long subtitles can take to be reviewed or approved.
A great way to find volunteers who can help review your subtitles is to contact them via our TED Translator Facebook group. Post a call for help in the group, indicating that the talk is ready for review and perhaps a line or two on what the talk is about.
Users
Users
You are also welcome to reach out to a reviewer or Language Supervisor in your language community via CaptionHub to help out with getting your subtitles published.
In the “Users” tab, you can find fellow translators in your language(s) listed as either “Linguist,” “Reviewer,” or “Language Supervisor.” Here, you can search by their display name, and sort by language communities and user roles.
Collaborators & History
Collaborators & History
You can track the user history of a project by clicking on “Show History” from the gear-box menu. Here, you can see the record of different users who worked on this project and their actions.
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Messages
Messages
To send a message, click on the user’s name to go to their profile. Then, click the blue “Message user” button, and a message box will pop up. Once you hit send, an email notification with your message will be sent to the receiver, prompting them to click on your user profile and respond to your message via CaptionHub.
Note: We're currently working with CaptionHub to have messaging integrated directly into the user interface. We hope to have this feature available to you all in a future update!
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Support
Support
CaptionHub is a platform with many exciting features! Keep in mind that it will take time for new and returning volunteers to get adjusted. Be patient with yourself and others. If you encounter any question about the platform, here are a few options:
Search for keywords related to your questions on this site
Browse the CaptionHub's "Creating & Editing Captions" for any questions related to the subtitle editor.
Email us at translate@ted.com.
Additional Resources
Additional Resources
Site Index
Site Index
The Site Index page lists all the topics introduced on this website. You can use it as a navigation aid to browse and jump to different topics located throughout this site.
Permissions Matrix
Permissions Matrix
The TED Translators program encourages the growth and advancement of all of our volunteers. Please see the requirement for each role here.
If you like to recommend a fellow volunteer to become a Reviewer or a Language Supervisor in smaller language communities. Or need to report a Reviewer or Language Supervisor who isn’t hitting the mark, please submit a report through our role-change request form.
Video Tutorial
Video Tutorial
You can review the features of the subtitle editor in this short, 1-minute video tutorial created by CaptionHub
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