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Explore each of these padlets to find fun community builders for your group!

1. Click into each example.

2. Use the remake button in the upper right to make your own copy and edits.

3. Then use the sharing arrow in the upper right to share the link or QR code with your group.

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Ask participants to share something about where they are from or where their families are from. Use attachments with images, videos and more!

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Ask participants to vote on a variety of questions. They can also add additional ideas in the comments or add their own poll question!

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Create fun AI-generated images and try to recreate an image made by the teacher!

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What is a favorite food from your family?

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What is a favorite food from your family?

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Share a favorite food from your family. Include pictures, videos or recipes. Or you could even have a celebration where students bring a food to share!

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Participate in these 3 games on Padlet Sandbox to learn more about your students.

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Make an AI-generated image of a song and ask others to guess. (Thanks to Carl Hooker for this great idea!)

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Ask students to vote on pairs of image to see which is real and which is AI-generated. Can you tell the difference?

Answers: A, A, A, B, B (real photos)

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Ask participants to use their phones and share an image with others. Or post images about an in-class presentation, activity or field trip.

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Students can write their initials on the grid to show how their feeling. Then they can explore the vocabulary words and share a word and image about how they feel.

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Find more ideas and make activities to do in person with our new tool, Padlet TA:

People Hunt Activity Worksheet

Classroom Activity Ideas

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Beyond Reach: How Video Translation Boosts SEO and Discoverability

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Beyond Reach: How Video Translation Boosts SEO and Discoverability

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If your videos are being a hit locally but nowhere to be found overseas, it's not that your content isn't good, it's just that search engines can't see what they can't read. That's why translation is more than an accessibility tool; it's an SEO game-changer. Sites like Pippit are revolutionizing the process, coupling creative tools with an AI video generator to get your content a native feel in any language.

Your titles, descriptions, and captions are not just text; they are search signals. When translated, they help algorithms index your videos around the globe in different regions and languages. It's not merely a matter of acquiring views, it's ensuring your content reaches discoverability by everyone worldwide.

Why search engines reward multilingual content

Consider your own queries. If you search for a recipe in Spanish, you want to see results in Spanish. If your video is only marked in English, it is not going to show up, even in those instances where your video is awesome. Search engines are a huge fan of organizations or individuals that are able to present where people are, their language, and all.

Placing multilingual captions, transcripts, and descriptions on your video says to algorithms, "This video is here too." Instantly, your content is no longer limited to your native speaker set; it's playing on an international stage.

From hidden gem to worldwide star

Envision uploading a fashion haul video. It's tastefully edited, compelling, and trending in your locale. Without translations, it's invisible to millions of viewers looking in other languages. With captions and metadata translated, those same viewers can discover your video and engage with it. A small tweak opens doors to completely new audiences, increasing organic reach without extra ad spend.

This is why translation is an integral SEO strategy for creators, brands, and businesses.

Beyond language: capturing cultural sensitivity

Naturally, translation is not sufficient. Audiences prefer to engage with what sounds real, rather than mechanical. That's where technology such as lip sync AI comes in, having dubbed videos appear as if they were originally shot in the target country.

When the mouth movements match the accompanying voiceover, you're demonstrating attention to detail, and audiences are aware of that. This down-to-earth sense of realism also engages audiences for longer, which is interpreted by algorithms as a positive signal.

Metadata: The silent SEO superpower

Often creators will focus on coming up with the perfect title or hashtag while treating the notion of Metadata as an afterthought.

Readily accessed video interfaces, such as YouTube and TikTok, depend heavily on behind the scenes text to categorize videos. Translation of these elements can drastically improve discoverability:

Titles: A translated title allows your video to appear in searches for multiple spoken languages.

Descriptions: A well written, translated description allows algorithms to understand the value of your video's content.

Tags: Including multilingual tags ensures better tagging on a global level.

Case study: A creator's SEO transformation

Meet Sara, an Italian food blogger. She had started with Italian videos, which did OK in the local market, but stagnated in growth. When Sara added English, Spanish and French subtitles to her titles, captions, and metadata, her videos began to rank in international searches. In just six months, her subscriber base increased threefold.

Sara didn't alter her style or production. She merely made her content available to more people, and search engines paid her back for it.

Smarter tools for global growth

Manual translation is time-consuming, costly, and usually incorrect. That's why creators are embracing platforms like Pippit, which consolidate editing, captioning, and translation into one easy-to-use solution. It's a quality-saver that doesn't waste time, allowing creators to maintain focus on creativity while still optimizing for a global user base.

How to translate videos with Pippit

Below is a step-by-step breakdown of just

how simple it is to globalize your videos with Pippit.

Step 1: Open video generator and quick cut

First log in to your workspace and head to the Video Generator. Find Quick Cut in the left-hand menu - that will take you to the editing studio . This is where the magic of your language is going to begin.

Step 2: Add your video then auto-caption and translate

Upload your video file and let Pippit do its thing. Click Auto Captions to auto-generate subtitles and translate them into your target language, and you'll have it all done quickly and neatly for voice.

Step 3: Text-to-speech, audio cleanup, and export.

You'll now click on Text to Speech, and for all of your translated lines, select Apply to All. Next, go to the audio section, split the original audio, and remove the audio so you're not overlapping.

When you're ready, you simply click Export to download or share with the world your new multilingual version.

Spotlight on the video translator

The video translator in Pippit isn't a simple word substitute, it gets tone, humor, and cultural reference. This is why it's so powerful for creators trying to expand globally. Your translated content feels to every group like it was purposefully written for them, rather than just being generic content.

How translation affects watch time and engagement

SEO isn’t just about being found, it’s about keeping viewers. When audiences are given a translation they have a reason to stick around, they grasp your entire message. Longer watch times, of course, show value to algorithms and help rankings.

Engagement is off the charts too. When audiences feel represented, they are more likely to share your video, producing a natural ripple effect that algorithms love.

Your global strategy starts now

If you are not expanding your videos to international audiences, it is not your content; it is your strategy. Translation is the link between solid content and international reach. By optimizing captioning, transcripts, and metadata, you are transitioning your videos from accessible to discoverable.

Pippit combines translation, editing, and optimizing in one system. If you are looking to grow, multilingual content is the way to go. Start using Pippit now and watch your videos grow around the world.