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The pandemic saw an unprecedented and sustained surge in the popularity of remote digital communication. We have collectively embraced platforms like Zoom (and its legendary \u2018mute\u2019 button) to replace the in-person meeting experience. Interpreting services have followed suit and remote interpreting \u2013 live interpreting via video or over the telephone \u2013 is now an increasingly popular option for streamlining communication and understanding in the digital age.<\/p>

Whether you\u2019re a doctor treating a patient via an appointment app, a charity worker offering advice over the phone, or an international marketing manager pitching your latest product in a target market \u2013 remote interpreting is a competitively priced, effective choice that brings clarity and competitive advantage to your video or telephone calls.<\/p>

What is remote interpreting?<\/h2>

Remote interpreting is similar to in-person interpreting but it takes place in real time either over the phone or by video. Depending on your activity, there are different reasons to choose between video and over-the-phone remote interpreting.<\/p>

Video remote interpreting<\/h3>

With video remote interpreting, your interpreter joins your meeting on a platform like Zoom, Skype or Teams. Let\u2019s imagine you\u2019re presenting your product to an international prospect. During the video call the interpreter can either speak after each person has finished \u2013 lengthening the duration of the meeting \u2013 or provide simultaneous interpreting using the appropriate technology.<\/p>

Video interpreting tools<\/h4>

Ampere Localization interpreters work across multiple platforms like FaceTime, Skype, Google Hangouts, Zoom and Teams.
Our experienced interpreters have the technical know-how and high-level interpreting skills to deliver a seamless interpreting service<\/a> sympathetic to the mood, context and tone of the meeting or appointment.<\/p>

Telephone interpreting<\/h3>

Over-the-phone remote interpreting works similarly to video remote interpreting, but none of the parties can see each other.<\/p>

Source: Source: Photo by Akshar Dave<\/a> on Unsplash<\/a><\/span><\/p>

How do you choose which type of remote interpreting you need?<\/h2>

Video remote interpreting delivers multi-layered communication as it picks up the non-verbal language<\/strong> which makes up such a large part of how we communicate. Your interpreter (and everyone on the video call) will feel this and it will inevitably enhance the general level of communication and understanding.<\/p>

However, there are some technical requirements to video calls that can be an issue \u2013 for example you need a camera and some technical know-how. While you may be fluent in the finer details of Google Hangouts, the same may not be said of everyone \u2013 for example if you are working with more vulnerable groups or the elderly. In these instances telephone interpreting is a more straightforward and effective choice.\u00a0<\/strong><\/p>

Where is video interpreting normally used?<\/h2>

There are a wide range of scenarios and contexts where video interpreting works well:<\/p>