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13 results for "Deaf"

13 results for "Deaf"

Suany Casson

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As someone who proudly identifies as Deaf and Latine, I am committed to ensuring inclusivity and accessibility throughout my work. Prior to my current role at Harvard, I led user experience projects focused on accessibility while increasing my knowledge...

Captions for Videos

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Captions convert audio dialogue and sounds into text that appears on a video, synchronized with audio. Captions provide equal access and effective communication for Deaf and hard of hearing people, which means that captions are essential in allowing full...

What Disability Pride Taught Me

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Accessibility is most effective when we ground compliance in human stories, center disabled voices, and build with genuine community.

Practical Accessibility for Designers

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Take a deep look at designing and building accessible experiences with expert Chimmy Kalu, including practical examples and exercises to help personalize the learning experience. Chimmy offers a new perspective on accessibility in your designs and...

Transcripts

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If you’re posting a podcast or audio recording on a Harvard website, you’ll need to include a transcript nearby the corresponding audio content, either by integrating the transcript on the same page as the audio, or linking to it.

✎ Technique: Writing captions

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If you decide to caption your own video content rather than outsource this job to a captioning service, make sure the captions provide an accurate and meaningful alternative to the audio.

Creating an Equally Effective Alternate Access Plan (EEAAP)

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If you are an owner of a Harvard website requesting a Digital Accessibility Policy Exception, part of the exception includes creating an Equally Effective Alternate Access Plan (EEAAP). An EEAAP describes how information will be made available to...

✎ Technique: Choosing a media player

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Media player accessibility is essential for video content. Evaluate the accessibility and cross-device compatibility of the media player that comes with your video-distribution platform.

Multimedia Accessibility

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Multimedia content such as video and audio enrich the digital experience for website visitors. The following practices for captions, audio descriptions, and transcripts will help you create equivalent experiences for all users.

DIY: Editing Captions in Video Platforms

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DIY captions can be a great approach for making a video accessible. Following the best practices below, you can easily caption your own videos on YouTube, Panopto, or other commonly used video hosting platforms. Harvard's Digital Accessibility Policy...

About Digital Accessibility Services

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Digital Accessibility Services (DAS) supports the Harvard community in making sure that everyone has the opportunity to access the university’s knowledge, ideas, and resources. DAS offers training, consultation, and resources on accessibility for the...