Multilingual, right-to-left and accessible by default
Learnivo's interface runs in 12+ languages — including full right-to-left support for Arabic and Hebrew — and its accessibility features aren't a premium add-on: they're on every plan, including Free.
Languages and localisation
- Interface localisation — the whole platform UI, translated, on every plan.
- Right-to-left support — Arabic, Hebrew and other RTL languages get a properly mirrored layout: sidebar, navigation, tables, charts and icons flip correctly.
- AI-assisted content translation Beta — drafts translations of course content; a human review workflow approves them before publication. Nothing AI-translated reaches learners unreviewed.
- Timezone-aware scheduling — sessions and deadlines render in each learner's local time.
Accessibility (WCAG)
- Designed for WCAG conformance, with screen reader support, visible focus indicators and accessible skip links.
- High-contrast mode for low-vision users, and reduced-motion support respecting the operating-system setting.
- Help content itself is layered — a simple explanation, a standard one and a detailed one — so comprehension isn't gated by reading level.
How translation works
- Author your course in the source language.
- The AI translation assistant drafts target-language versions (Beta, Pro and above).
- Bilingual reviewers approve or correct each translation in the review workflow.
- Approved translations publish; learners pick their language and get the RTL layout automatically where applicable.
Plan availability
- Interface localisation, RTL support, timezone-aware scheduling, WCAG accessibility, screen reader support, high-contrast and reduced-motion modes — every plan, including Free
- AI-assisted content translation and the human translation review workflow (both Beta) — Pro plans and above
Honest limits
Machine translation drafts; humans publish. Interface languages are built in, but course content translates only as fast as your review workflow approves it.
Questions people ask
Which languages does the interface support?
12+ including English, Arabic, Hebrew (full RTL), plus regional languages across the Asia-Pacific and Europe.
Is RTL just CSS, or a real implementation?
Real — layout, navigation, tables, charts, pagination and dialogs all mirror, and forms align correctly.
Do we have to translate content ourselves?
The AI assistant drafts translations; your reviewers approve. If you have no bilingual reviewer, translations stay in review — we won't auto-publish unreviewed content.
Is accessibility audited?
Learnivo is built to WCAG with screen-reader, contrast and motion support on every plan; conformance should still be verified against your own accessibility policy.
Feature-by-feature explanations
Choose a capability below for its meaning, practical benefits and current readiness. Planned features are not yet available; features marked To confirm need validation before relying on them.
- Interface localisation (multilingual)
- RTL language support (Arabic, Hebrew)
- AI-assisted content translation
- Human translation review workflow
- Timezone-aware scheduling
- WCAG accessibility compliance
- Screen reader support
- High-contrast mode
- Reduced motion support
Interface localisation (multilingual)
What it means: Use the platform in multiple languages, with per-user preference.
Why it matters: For administrators, this helps serve a wider workforce without excluding people. Instructors can prepare material for varied needs and languages. Learners can study in a more usable language and format. Partner organisations can reach audiences in their preferred context.
Current status: Available — Available in the app; confirm fit and readiness for your organisation before purchase.
RTL language support (Arabic, Hebrew)
What it means: The full interface mirrors correctly for right-to-left languages.
Why it matters: For administrators, this helps serve a wider workforce without excluding people. Instructors can prepare material for varied needs and languages. Learners can study in a more usable language and format. Partner organisations can reach audiences in their preferred context.
Current status: Available — Available in the app; confirm fit and readiness for your organisation before purchase.
AI-assisted content translation
What it means: Translate course content with AI, pending human review before publication.
Why it matters: For administrators, this helps serve a wider workforce without excluding people. Instructors can prepare material for varied needs and languages. Learners can study in a more usable language and format. Partner organisations can reach audiences in their preferred context.
Current status: Beta — Functional but actively evolving. May have limitations. AI-assisted translation — human review required before publication.
Human translation review workflow
What it means: Reviewers approve or correct translations before they go live.
Why it matters: For administrators, this helps serve a wider workforce without excluding people. Instructors can prepare material for varied needs and languages. Learners can study in a more usable language and format. Partner organisations can reach audiences in their preferred context.
Current status: Beta — Functional but actively evolving. May have limitations. Translation review workflow — available but actively evolving.
Timezone-aware scheduling
What it means: Sessions and deadlines display in each user's local time.
Why it matters: For administrators, this helps serve a wider workforce without excluding people. Instructors can prepare material for varied needs and languages. Learners can study in a more usable language and format. Partner organisations can reach audiences in their preferred context.
Current status: Available — Available in the app; confirm fit and readiness for your organisation before purchase.
WCAG accessibility compliance
What it means: Built to WCAG accessibility standards, including keyboard and screen reader use.
Why it matters: For administrators, this helps serve a wider workforce without excluding people. Instructors can prepare material for varied needs and languages. Learners can study in a more usable language and format. Partner organisations can reach audiences in their preferred context.
Current status: To confirm — Listed in the catalogue; end-to-end availability has not been confirmed. Accessibility support exists, but full conformance has not been independently audited.
Screen reader support
What it means: The interface is labelled and navigable with screen readers.
Why it matters: For administrators, this helps serve a wider workforce without excluding people. Instructors can prepare material for varied needs and languages. Learners can study in a more usable language and format. Partner organisations can reach audiences in their preferred context.
Current status: Available — Available in the app; confirm fit and readiness for your organisation before purchase.
High-contrast mode
What it means: A high-contrast theme for users who need stronger visual separation.
Why it matters: For administrators, this helps serve a wider workforce without excluding people. Instructors can prepare material for varied needs and languages. Learners can study in a more usable language and format. Partner organisations can reach audiences in their preferred context.
Current status: Available — Available in the app; confirm fit and readiness for your organisation before purchase.
Reduced motion support
What it means: Animations and transitions are disabled when a user requests reduced motion.
Why it matters: For administrators, this helps serve a wider workforce without excluding people. Instructors can prepare material for varied needs and languages. Learners can study in a more usable language and format. Partner organisations can reach audiences in their preferred context.
Current status: Available — Available in the app; confirm fit and readiness for your organisation before purchase.