The Church is working to improve online access to materials translated into languages other than English, most notably the Liahona, the Church's international magazine.
The goal is that by the end of 2011, each month the Liahona is printed in a specific language, Church members will be able to access the entire issue online in PDF format as well as the individual sections of the magazine in text-only format. This will apply only to magazines published in April 2011 and beyond.
The Church is also working to regularly publish the First Presidency and Visiting Teaching Messages online in 80 languages. These messages are traditionally included in the Liahona or published as a separate item for languages in which the Liahona is not yet available.
Beginning with the June 2011 issue, audio of all of the material printed in the Liahona will be recorded and posted online in Spanish and Portuguese. In addition, the first four issues of 2011 will be recorded retroactively. Audio versions of the Liahona in other languages are coming soon.
The amount of translated general conference material available online is also growing. For the April 2011 general conference, talks were translated into 92 languages. Audio versions of all are posted at conference.lds.org. The Liahona publishes a printed version in 33 of those languages. These are available from the contents page of the May 2011 Liahona at liahona.lds.org.
A project to publish online general conference materials from 1990 to the present in 25 languages is also under way. From 1990 on, if a session of general conference was published in the Church magazines in one of those 25 languages, it will be scanned and placed online in PDF and HTML formats.