Presenting and Speaking
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Considering accessibility while presenting and speaking can help everyone access the information or messages your are trying to convey. This article touches on best practices for presenting and speaking.
A transcription or translation of spoken language in video or presentation contact that is generated by a speech-recognition algorithm. These vary greatly in their ability to accurately convey spoken language and it is highly recommended that before a presenter shares auto-captioned content, they read the transcript to ensure accuracy of information.
Captions, Transcripts, and Audio Descriptions
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This article identifies the differences between captions, transcripts, and audio descriptions. In addition, there are resources embedded in this article to guide faculty, staff and students on how they can implement captions, transcripts or audio descriptions into their media using an array of applications that are available to Oliners. Note that some resources will link to external articles or to other articles available through the Olin Accessibility Hub.