¿Cómo traducir un sitio web en Mac, iPhone y iPad?
Safari es el navegador más popular del mundo. ¿Sabías que Safari puede traducir páginas web por ti? No tiene que preocuparse por la molestia de tener que pasar por Google Translate u otros traductores en línea. Es fácil de usar y te ahorrará tiempo cuando intentes leer algo en otro idioma.
¿Cómo traducir un sitio web en Mac en Safari?
1: Abrir Safari
2: Vaya a un sitio web en un idioma que le gustaría traducir.
3: Toque el botón Traducir, ubicado en la esquina superior izquierda.
4: Selecciona el idioma al que te gustaría traducir el sitio web.
5: Toque Habilitar traducción
6: Si cree que la traducción podría necesitar mejoras, haga clic en el botón Traducir y luego seleccione Informar problema de traducción. Apple revisará la traducción.
Los idiomas a los que puede traducir se basan en su lista de idiomas favoritos. Puede agregar nuevos idiomas siguiendo los pasos a continuación.
¿Cómo agregar otros idiomas a tu Mac?
1: Haga clic en el menú de Apple
2: Haga clic en Preferencias del sistema
3: A continuación, haga clic en Idioma y región
4: Luego haga clic en General
5: Haga clic en el botón Agregar, seleccione uno o más idiomas en la lista y luego haga clic en Agregar.
Eso es todo, ¡y ahora puede usar esos idiomas seleccionados para traducir páginas web! Es importante tener en cuenta que no se admiten todos los idiomas, pero esperamos que se agreguen más en breve.
¿Cómo traducir un sitio web en iPhone en Safari?
1: Abrir Safari
2: Vaya a un sitio web en un idioma que le gustaría traducir.
3: Toque el botón aA, ubicado en la esquina superior izquierda.
4: Seleccione el idioma que desea traducir. por ejemplo, español
5: Toque Habilitar traducción
6: Si cree que la traducción podría necesitar mejoras, haga clic en el botón Traducir y luego seleccione Informar problema de traducción. Apple revisará la traducción.
Los idiomas a los que puede traducir se basan en su lista de idiomas favoritos. Puede agregar nuevos idiomas siguiendo los pasos a continuación.
¿Cómo agregar otros idiomas a tu iPhone o iPad?
1: Abra la Configuración
2: Presiona General
3: A continuación, busque y toque Idioma y región
4: Toque el botón Agregar idioma
5: Seleccione el idioma que desea utilizar de la lista
6: Toca Conservar [el idioma original]
Eso es todo, ¡y ahora puede usar esos idiomas seleccionados para traducir páginas web! Es importante tener en cuenta que no se admiten todos los idiomas, pero esperamos que se agreguen más en breve.
¿Cómo Apple traduce sitios web en Safari?
Safari interpreta cada página web que visitas para descubrir su idioma. Esta elección se realiza completamente en su dispositivo. Si la página web se puede traducir a cualquiera de sus idiomas favoritos, puede decidir traducirla. Si traduce, Safari transferirá el contenido de la página web a los servidores de Apple para su traducción.
Si la página web no se ha visto en el modo de navegación privada, Safari también enviará su dirección a Apple. Apple guardará la dirección hasta por 5 años para mejorar los dispositivos, servicios y tecnologías de Apple. Apple no almacena el contenido de las páginas web que traduces.
¿Cómo traducir un sitio web en iPhone en Google Chrome?
También puede usar Chrome para traducir automáticamente páginas web.
Chrome para iOS incluye un traductor integrado.
1: Abre Chrome con tu iPhone o iPad
2: Visite la página web que desea traducir.
3: En la parte inferior de la pantalla, seleccione traducir.
4: Toca tu idioma para traducirlo
5: La página se traducirá a su idioma. Si desea ver el original, toque el otro idioma que se muestra.
¿Cómo traducir un sitio web en Mac en Google Chrome?
También puede traducir páginas web usando Chrome en la Mac.
1: Abre Google Chrome con tu Mac.
2: Visite la página web que desea traducir.
3: En la barra de direcciones, haga clic en el icono de Google Translate.
4: Haga clic en su idioma para traducirlo.
5: La página se traducirá a su idioma. Si desea ver el original, toque el otro idioma que se muestra.
No. As posted at the entrances to the Museum and according to laws of the State of Texas, for the safety of our children, no weapons (including concealed or open carry) are allowed in the museum. The Museum is committed to maintaining a safe and secure environment. This policy is a proactive step towards reducing risks associated with intentional or accidental use of weapons regardless of whether a federal or state license to possess the same has been issued to the possessor. Anyone possessing a weapon will be asked to remove it from our premises immediately. The only exception to this policy is law enforcement.
Peace Officer Protocol
Please show your badge and official Department ID to our security personnel if you are carrying a weapon. We ask that you sign in and out so that we know you are on the premises. Please make sure your weapon is not visible. You must agree to follow this protocol and be authorized by your Department to carry a weapon.
Pursuant to Section 30.06, Penal Code (trespass by license holder with a concealed handgun), a person licensed under Subchapter H, Chapter 411, Government Code (handgun licensing law), may not enter this property with a concealed handgun.
Pursuant to Section 30.07, Penal Code (trespass by license holder with an openly carried handgun), a person licensed under Subchapter H, Chapter 411, Government Code (handgun licensing law), may not enter this property with an openly carried handgun.
All children under the age of 16 must be accompanied by an adult at all times. Any unsupervised child under 16 will be escorted to the Information Booth and remain there until a parent or caretaker is located. The child will not be allowed to leave the Museum until a parent or caretaker is located.
Children’s Museum Houston serves children from birth to age 12 and their families. Each of our exhibits, experiences, and programs have been designed to engage a broad range of children’s ages and interests. Only the giant 3-story climbing structure, the Power Tower, and the Challenge Course are limited to children 5 to 15 years old. Tot*Spot is limited to children younger than 35 months and their caretakers.*
No, to enter the Museum, your group must include a child. The museum is designed for children 0 to 12 years of age and their families. Children younger than 16 years of age must be accompanied by an adult. Private events for adult audiences are exceptions. If you’re an adult without a child interested in visiting the Museum during regular business hours, you may schedule an appointment with our administrator. A valid ID or driver’s license must be presented upon arrival.
Children’s Museum Houston reserves the right to conduct security checks or refuse admission to anyone who might negatively affect the experience for our core audience.
Yes! The main contact can forward the Digital Membership email they received to other registered adults. You can download the card in their name to your phone. We’ll confirm with valid I.D. that you're listed on the account when you visit our Box Office.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our guests, we have established the following stroller and wagon policy:
Stroller and Wagon Size Restrictions:
Brown Auditorium Restrictions:
Storage Options:
Staff Assistance:
If you have any questions or require clarification regarding our Stroller and Wagon Policy, please don't hesitate to approach any staff member before purchasing your ticket.
Children's Museum Houston is not responsible for any damage, loss, or theft of your stroller or personal property during your visit.
No, visitors cannot bring outside food into the Museum. You may choose from a healthy and varied selection of food items in our Fresh Café. Please do not eat in the exhibit galleries. There are plenty of tables at the Fresh Café, alongside Kids’ Hall and outside at the picnic tables. The Fresh Café offers a number of dining choices, hand-made with fresh ingredients and preservative-free breads.
Parking for Children’s Museum Houston is available across the street in the Museum’s parking lot at affordable parking rates. Metered and free parking are also available around the neighboring streets. Please do not park in a “no parking zone.”
Yes, all hallways, exhibits and restrooms are handicap accessible. Those requiring assistance or parents with strollers wishing to reach the second level of the How Does It Work? or PowerPlay exhibits may use the wheelchair/stroller lifts. Visitors wanting to use these lifts should visit the Box Office and leave an ID for an access key. Sound reduction head phones and wheelchairs are also available.
We’re action-packed, so dress comfortably. We strongly recommend that children wear closed-toed shoes (no Crocs, flip-flops or bare feet). The Power Tower requires all participants to closed-toed shoes to participate. Proper attire, including shoes and shirts, must be worn at all times. Children’s Museum Houston is a family-oriented environment. Please dress appropriately.
Generally we recommend allowing 2 1/2 hours for your visit.
Yes, CityPASS® tickets save 50% off admission to Children’s Museum plus 4 more top Houston attractions. One easy purchase and mobile ticket delivery saves you time and money. No advanced reservations are required. LEARN MORE
Free admission is available to everyone every Thursday night, 5 pm to 8 pm. The only requirements are that you bring a child with you.
Members of the ASTC Passport Program are eligible for free general admission to museums located more than 90 miles from their affiliated museum. Members may receive free admission for the number of people designated by their corresponding membership level. We recommend you reserve your tickets in advance to guarantee admission. Admits only household family members, or grandparents and grandchildren, up to six people.
You will need to present your membership card at the box office to gain admission.
Lone Star Card admission program allows general free admission for up to 6 individuals receiving TANF, SNAP and WIC benefits. Card holders must present their award letter for the current month or, the app on their phone with their expiration date, a recent receipt that shows that they are using their cards. The Lone Star Card holder of record must be present to gain admission WIC recipients may show their current shopping list or a store receipt that shows the date within the month that they’re visiting.
The Open Doors Program works with non-profit organizations to ensure everyone visits Children’s Museum Houston. Open Doors passes are distributed to more than 1,100 non-profit community agencies that serve low-income families. These agencies distribute the passes to the people they serve. An Open Doors pass allows a family of four to enter the Museum free of charge.
Membership generally pays for itself in three visits. Children’s Museum Members receive unlimited free admission for a full year! Members also receive a variety of benefits, from discounts in Fiddle Sticks Toys and parking, to invitations and special members-only events. Memberships may be purchased online or upon arrival.
We often offer several discounts throughout the year. Please sign up for our e-newsletter to get notifications on offers and activities.
Your mission awaits! SECRET is the ultimate, interactive spy experience where you crack codes, uncover clues and outsmart villains. A designated number of tickets are available for SECRET daily. Tickets may be purchased at the box office for $7. Learn more about SECRET Spy Game
With our team of experienced educators, we’ve created a suggestion list on each exhibit page of what you and your toddler can do in our exhibits! The Museum continuously integrates and promotes key executive functions of the brain; those functions are filtering distractions, prioritizing tasks, goal-setting and achieving and controlling impulses. Our lists of activities can help your tot develop those key executive functions essential in childhood development.
Yes, please contact Lydia Dungus at (713) 535-7238 or ldungus@cmhouston.org to arrange for a tour.
All activities, exhibits and performances are included with admission except SECRET Spy Game.
Outside food is not allowed. Please arrange all catering through our Fresh Café. Cake, ice cream, drinks, and goodie bags are permitted.
We are currently accepting reservations for birthday parties! Space is very limited, so we recommend booking as soon as possible. You can make your reservation online and check availability on our reservations calendar. Remember, members save $75 on birthday packages! LEARN MORE
Of course! Additional missions are $9.95 each and include the same spy gear. You can pay for any extra Agents at HQ during the party.
Return within 7 days to complete your assigned mission using your free guest pass. After 7 days, you can still use your return guest pass, but additional missions are $9.95 as long as you have your wrist codex.
Each mission includes specially designed gear to assist Agents in completing their mission—including a wrist codex. Spy gear is theirs to keep, but don’t lose it—bring it back to use for future missions!
We are currently accepting reservations for groups. LEARN MORE
Outside food is not permitted on Museum property. If you plan to have lunch while away from your site, plan to eat before or after your visit.
Our staff carefully monitors the Museum’s facilities around the clock. We work hard to ensure children enjoy play time in a safe and clean environment. Please ensure that all children in your group are well. We ask that you not bring in a sick child to the Museum. We reserve the right to ask any visitor who is sick to leave the Museum.
In order to maintain social distancing, Field Experiences require a chaperone ratio of 1 chaperone for every 10 students; Teachers are included in this chaperone ratio. Chaperone tickets are free to achieve this ratio. Additional chaperone tickets may be purchase if needed.
Unfortunately we do not have any of these items available when you host an event with us. Your caterer should be able to accommodate; please inform them in advance so they can plan accordingly.
The Museum is supported through income generated by usage fees and generous contributions from Houston’s philanthropic community. Approximately 65 percent of the operating budget is earned through admissions, memberships, rentals and concessions, while 35 percent is contributed by corporations, foundations and individuals. Nearly 90 percent of the Museum’s operating budget is devoted to education and visitor services. Any donation is always appreciated. To make a donation, please contact the Museum’s Development Office at (713) 535-7218 or support us online.
All on-site volunteer programs have been suspended until further notice due to COVID-19. To stay up to date on when volunteer opportunities will resume, please sign up for our e-newsletter.
There are many ways to support the Museum! Children’s Museum Houston greatly appreciates donations and volunteers. We believe volunteers are vital in supporting us to transform and touch the community. While having direct contact with children and families, our volunteers have an opportunity to express their passion for learning as well as shape the lives of our adults of tomorrow.
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