Etiquettes and respect for the Quraan

Having audio of the Quraan Majeed with its translation on a video reel

Q: Is it permissible to make a short video reel for Islamic dawah purposes in which a Quranic aayah is being recited in audio, while the complete English translation of that same aayah is displayed as static text on screen throughout the video? The full translation is visible all at once — it is not synced word by word with the recitation. The background is a nature video (flowers/sky). There is no music or nasheed — the recitation is the only audio. Is this format permissible, and does the viewer's inability to give full undivided attention to the recitation while also reading the translation affect the ruling?

Touching a booklet that has Quraanic verses and the translation

Q: In my Quran classes we use a para/juz wise booklet. One side of each page has Arabic and it's word to word Urdu translation while the other side is entirely blank lines for us to write the tafseer and notes. There are a few pages of Urdu notes in the starting and ending too. Can this be touched without wudu, because writing tafsir and making notes daily would be a lot difficult otherwise.