Case Studies
Hosting a global virtual event in 11 languages for 143 countries
Spf.io offers adaptable solutions for T4 Education global virtual events Teacher-empowerment leaders T4 Education were planning another global virtual event but needed a new approach. They knew serving 45,000 attendees from 143 different countries required a service...
Live event captioning in Hopin: how to get captions and subtitles
Event managers might ask about how to get closed captioning in Hopin. However, remember that closed captions can be turned off and on while open captions are always in view. It’s often easier to choose open captions when you are streaming live content. On the other...
IEA boosts conference success through translation
International conference: IEA's "Reaching Across" Many international conference planners resonate with the International Enneagram Association's (IEA) goal of "Reaching Across" the world, bridging culture and language gaps. A key part was making the event available in...
Multilingual church services: how clients get proactive with spf.io
In a recent podcast, reKindle host Jerin Thomas and Pastor Briana Southerland talk about multilingual church services and spf.io. Briana’s church, First Alliance Church Calgary (FAC), was looking for language solutions. At first, their system involved human...
10 ways Spf.io can help you with your virtual events
Creating an online event that is multilingual and accessible can be challenging. At spf.io, we offer custom solutions for your livestream captioning and translation needs with our easy to use, all-in-one software.
Case Study: Reaching multilingual virtual audiences using spf.io
Organizations which provide essential services are holding more multilingual virtual events than ever. It's crucial their target audiences can understand them clearly. However, language and ability barriers create a serious challenge. Digital translation is no longer...
Language Accessibility for Online Events: Live Theater With Spf.io
As online gatherings become more popular due to the challenges of COVID-19, event coordinators are finding unique solutions to replace in-person experiences.
Found in translation: How spf.io helped a wedding accessibility need
By Lie Shia Ong-Sintzel I’m what you call an “ABC.” If you’ve read the popular book “Crazy Rich Asians” or watched the movie adaption of it, you know that stands for “American-born Chinese.” As I was growing up, my immigrant parents instilled in me the...
How Serving the Few Can Serve the Many
Sometimes, it’s the unexpected that give the real insights. Find out how providing translation with spf.io ended up helping the general audience at a conference this past July.
A Real-Life Kingdom Foretaste
On February 25, 2017, over 300 people in the Seattle area came together and attended the Cascadia Worship & the Arts conference, exploring diversity, design, and multiethnic worship.