Video Captioning
Captions are crucial for making videos accessible, especially for:
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Deaf and hard of hearing folks
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English language learners
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Those with central auditory processing disorder
Open captions are always visible and can't be turned off.
Closed captions (CC) can be turned off.
Locating Captioned Videos in YouTube:
When searching YouTube for videos to share, select Filter along the top of your initial search results.
Next, navigate to the fourth column entitled Features and select Subtitles/CC.
Captioning Videos
It may be easiest to start with a transcript.
One way to generate a transcript while recording your video:
In Google Docs: Tools--Voice Typing (or alt+shift+S)
Edit transcript
Next, after uploading your video to YouTube,
Auto-captions
Edit captions
Resources:
National Association of the Deaf: How to Caption Your Video

