Translation Project Participation Guide

Paul Anderson seeks help to translate his educational YouTube videos into various languages to reach a broader audience. He explains the current viewership demographics, emphasizing the need for translations to make the content accessible globally. The process involves transcribing videos, which his wife has already started, and then translating them. He outlines the steps for volunteers to participate, including visiting his website, filling out a form, and submitting translations. Anderson encourages participation by highlighting the positive impact on global education and the opportunity for contributors to receive credit.

What percentage of Paul's video views come from the United States?

• 70%

• 80%

• 60%

• 50%

Why is it important to have English transcriptions for the videos?

• To make videos accessible to the deaf

• To add more content

• To improve video quality

• To increase video length

Who has been helping Paul with the transcription of videos?

• His students

• A professional team

• His wife, Laura

• His friend

What is the first step to participate in the translation project?

• Be bilingual

• Submit a translation

• Find a video to translate

• Contact Paul directly

Which video is mentioned as the most popular for translation?

• Cell Structure

• Genetic Engineering

• Photosynthesis

• Mitosis Meiosis Simulation

Where should you submit the video URL for translation?

• Social media

• YouTube comments

• Paul's email

• www.BosemanScience.com

What should you do after completing a translation?

• Share it on social media

• Delete the original video

• Translate another video

• Submit it and wait for feedback

How can you receive credit for your translation work?

• By sharing on social media

• By writing a blog post

• By emailing Paul

• By clicking a box during submission

What is the final step after submitting a translation?

• Receive a certificate

• Get paid

• Smile knowing you helped

• Translate another video

What is the main goal of translating these videos?

• To increase Paul's subscribers

• To create more content

• To make science accessible globally

• To improve video quality