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Display language and collaborator languages
What language you see, and whether everyone else sees their own.
Yours applies everywhere. Theirs is off until you say so.
Display Language
Display Language sets the language of the TeachForge interface, and the description names the scope: the Whiteboard, the Workshop stations and Quest Ladder included.
It is saved to your account and applies on all devices, so signing in on a school machine gives you the same language as your own.
This is your interface. It is not the language your question content is written in — that is the Content language field on a question type's Classification tab, and the two are deliberately separate.
Showing content in each person's own language
A checkbox reads: show questions and board content in each collaborator's own language. Its hint is the important part — it is off by default, everyone sees your display language, and it should be turned on only when you have reviewed the translations for the languages your class uses.
That caution is honest rather than boilerplate. Content translation is machine-assisted, and a mistranslated question in a subject you cannot read is a question you cannot check. Turn it on for languages somebody has actually reviewed, not as a general kindness.
The page confirms when the preference is saved, and says so if it could not be.
What it changes and what it does not
| Follows your display language | Follows the collaborator setting | |
|---|---|---|
| Buttons, menus and labels | Yes | Each person's own |
| Question and board content | Yes, by default | Each person's own when on |
| What a learner on a personal link sees | Their own | Their own |
| Your exports and reports | Yours | Yours |
Learners are not affected by your setting either way. They get the platform in their own language from their own link.