The expert presenters in this program will cover a wealth of valuable information to help colleges and universities conduct an internal assessment of who is in charge, how to develop a remediation plan, what captioning features are needed (e.g. closed captioning, real-time, transcripting), and what can be learned from Kent State’s and Texas Tech’s work for providing captioning services to students, faculty, and staff.
This is the first of WCET’s three-part webcast series on educational technologies. In October, the series will cover identity authentication/secure proctoring and learning relationship management technologies. The webcast is also part of WCET’s September Accessibility Month where webcasts, blogs, and discussions will focus on this important topic.
This webcast is provided free and open to all, but space is limited*
“Video Captioning: Features, Costs, Good Practices, and How Captioning Benefits All Students” will take place on September 10 at 11:00 AM MDT. The free webcast will run for 60 minutes.
*Space is limited and priority will be given to current WCET members who register prior to September 8. If your institution is not a WCET member, you are welcome to register and we will confirm your spot after September 8.
An archive of the webcast will be available on this webpage by September 17.