How to Implement Google Chrome Translator

Make sure you have the most recent installment of Google Chrome.

Open the Google Chrome web browser and click on the three vertical dots located on top to the far-right side.

In the drop-down menu, click “Settings.”

In “Settings,” scroll down and click “Advanced.”

Click on the downward facing arrow next to “Language.”

Turn on “Offer to translate pages that aren’t in a language you read.”

In this step, you can also add languages that you may use the most for faster reference. For the purpose of this demonstration, I will be adding Spanish.

Open a new tab to test the translator. For the purpose of this demonstration, I will use AZ Point.

Right click anywhere on the web page and a drop-down menu will appear. Click translate to [which ever language(s) you have previously added].

Now, you can see the web page is in Spanish.

However, if you need a different language, click on the three vertical dots in the translator window.

Click on “Choose another language.”

A drop-down menu will appear that contains 100 different languages.

The translator can be used to translate any web page.

• This is helpful to translate information regarding other web-based resources.

• In AZ Point, the translator can also be used to translate a survivor’s responses into English as well.