Overview
To facilitate accommodations for students requiring Captioned Media, instructors are advised to assess all media intended for integration into their course curriculum or sharing on their course website for the duration of the semester. Any media lacking appropriate and accessible captions or transcriptions will need to be captioned professionally by the Disabled Students' Program. This page will offer guidance on obtaining captioning for video media and/or transcription for audio content.
- The Department of Justice and UCB signed a Web Accessibility Agreement.This agreement reaffirms UCB's dedication to ensuring universal accessibility of all media content. Students with captioned media accommodations must be provided with effective, accessible, timely, and equitable communication access.
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Auto-generated captions are not considered compliant, as they do not meet the required standards for accuracy, completeness, and equal access. Therefore, auto-captions are not acceptable for students who are approved for a captioned media accommodation. All video content must include professionally produced captions to ensure effective communication and full accessibility, as mandated by federal law (ADA Title II & III, and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act).