1. Install a second language pack in addition to English (International Spanish is a good choice 2. Enable the multiple language filter (it's easier if you set it 'On', instead of 'Off, but available). 3. Create a new course. 4. While editing the course description, select some text and from the language drop down menu select 'en'. Select some other text and from the language drop down menu select 'es'. 5. Save the changes for the course settings. 6. Go to the front page and select English language. Check that the course description text that you marked as 'en' appears, while the text that you markes as 'es' doesn't appear. 6. Now select the Spanish language. Change that the course description text now behaves the other way round ('en' text doesn't appear, 'es' does). 7. Select the English language again, so the next steps are easier for non-Spanish speaking testers 8. Edit the course settings. In the course description select all the text and in the language drop down menu click on 'Language' label (i.e., don't select any language, but the menu name itself). 9. Save the changes and go to the front page again. Now the whole text for the course description should appear both when selecting English and Spanish as the user language.