There are two kinds of translation:
The plugin’s text (buttons, labels, messages): use the free Loco Translate plugin.
Your own content (courses and lessons in several languages): use WPML.
Translate the plugin’s text with Loco Translate {#loco}
1.Go to Plugins → Add New Plugin, search for Loco Translate, install and activate it.
1.Go to Loco Translate → Plugins and click Academy LMS.
1.Click New language (or an existing language to continue).
1.Translate the strings and click Save.
2.Set your site language in Settings → General → Site Language (or a user’s own Profile → Language).
Your translations show in the admin, the course builder and the learn page.
After updates: Academy LMS keeps your translations when it adds or changes text in an update. Always translate in Loco’s editor. Don’t edit the .mo or .json files directly.
Run a multilingual site with WPML (Pro) {#wpml}
Use WPML to offer each course in several languages. Students see the courses for the language they pick.
You need Academy LMS, Academy LMS Pro and WPML Multilingual CMS.
1.Go to Academy LMS → Add-ons and turn on WPML Integration.
1.Go to WPML → Languages. Under Language URL format, choose Language name added as a parameter and save.
2.Go to Academy LMS → Courses. Hover over a course and click the language icon to create its translation. Translate the title, description, curriculum and settings, then publish.
1.To translate lessons, turn on Multilingual Support with WPML For Lesson in Academy LMS → Settings.
When a student switches language, they see only the courses in that language.
Lessons, quizzes and assignments must be translated by hand. WPML’s automatic translation and Advanced Translation Editor aren’t supported for them.