Personally, I think it's really necessary to share this course with local context, especially in my community which had limited access to resources in Education. I believe by sharing new ideas, teaching strategies and discussion , it will open many new ideas and solution for amending current educational  situation in camp .I am 100% fully on the side of  set up face-to-face. These workshops will bring a lot of changes in my community for both educators and learners , instead of sharing context in online or internet which consume a lot of time. I prefer face-to-face workshops, which is more convenient and easy to reach out. But for making this idea comes to alive I do need help for setting up these workshops, such as  human resources for helping facilitating in workshops, guidance for organizing and planning overall workshops, financial support for equipping learning materials, spaces and meals and so many things to complete this idea. But compare to the good outcomes it really worth it to more effort in it. When I used to stayed in camp I barely used translating app. Since, my school is teaching in local Karen and English there is no special cases to use but when I came out of camp and study and teaching outside, the translation app in my phone come to use. Some real life example will be buying stuffs online which is written in Thai, calling cab or transportation and other daily life matter I really need to use chatgpt, gemini or google translation apps.