Over 180 faculty/staff members have made requests.– Raise in captioning requests for websites – Page scans 5 levels deep, up to 100 pages P2: Individual College and School websites.P1: Academics, Admissions, Financial Aid, Student Health, Housing,.– Reviewed Priority 1 and Priority 2 websites (over 110 Included but number of videos were impossible. University’s web audit, number of documents were – Provided accessibility reviews, which were included in That work is now sharedĪmongst a number of Mason staff/faculty since FY13. *In FY12, all in-house work is attributed solely to grad students. Lessons Learned, Achievements Made and Workflows Advanced – How did the NAD originally bring Netflix under the ADA? – What constitutes a place of public accommodation? ‣ National Association of the Deaf (NAD), et al.
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‣ Lawsuits: What is a “place of public accommodation”? ‣ Covers federal agencies and orgs with federal funding George Mason University’s Workflow, Timeline, & Cost Laws & Lawsuits Impacting Closed Captioning June 20 - 26, 2016 – Fundamentals: ADA & Web Accessibility
Special discounts available for OLC Members!. To view live captions, please click the link in the chat windowĭirector of Workshops of Interest to You Recording of presentation will be available for replay Type questions in the window during the presentation Using an API to customize and automate captioning Using integrations to automate captioning GMU's workflow, timeline, and solutions for closed captioningĪn economic analysis of captioning at GMU over the past 4 years Kara Zirkle from GMU will go through an economic analysis of captioning as well as a timeline of their workflow development, and Lily Bond from 3Play Media will consider several approaches to closed captioning at an institutional level. Using George Mason University as a case study, this webinar will go through several workflows to consider implementing at your college or university. Given the legal climate, developing a streamlined workflow for closed captioning at your institution is more critical than ever. The DOJ and OCR are keeping a close eye on closed captioning for online video, and the impending decisions against Harvard and MIT will have huge implications for captioning in higher education (and across industries publishing video online).
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