Cal Poly Campus Library OneSearch provides options to search for videos (input search term, such as "biology" and then select "audio/video").Cal Poly Kennedy Library provides access to Kanopy Streaming Services with 12,000 films and videos that are captioned.Visit the Cal Poly Kennedy Library and ask your librarian about streaming videos collections, such as Films on Demand.There will still be plenty to choose from! Below you can find a few resources to get you started. When you search for resources for your course, the best option is to eliminate any videos that are not captioned or have poor captions. There are many amazing videos readily available for your use, and many have been professionally captioned. Finding Videos with Captions for Your Course You can then upload the captions to YouTube, or another hosting site such as, for quick captioning. Please note that many public YouTube videos do not allow others to provide captions, so check first before using Rev.com for videos created by others. Rev.com: This video captioning service provides caption files for videos that you have created, or public videos that allow you to create captions. Turn around time is 24 hours cost is $1 per minute. You can ask what the lead time is for captioning it is usually a few days. Then you can submit your own videos, and they will be billed to you. Once you complete the form, it is sent to Classroom Technologies admin for approval. Lead time is 2 weeks, so make your requests well in advance of showing your video in class.Īdditionally, if you want to pay AST for your own captioning services, you can still receive the CSU discount by completing this form: CaptionSync CSU System Account Sign Up. AST can caption online videos with the use of their "smart player,” a media player that synchronizes the URL of an online video with an AST caption file in order to present a captioned version of the online media, which you can place in Canvas or play in class. and scroll down to Automatic Sync Technologies (AST). If you don’t have access to a video to caption it (including non-YouTube videos), please visit Classroom Technologies Media Captioning page. If someone else created a video you wish to use in class, you cannot correct the captions or even turn on automatic captions if the video creator did not do so themselves, and did not provide you with editing access.
CAPTIONS IN CAMTASIA PDF
This PDF tutorial, Video Captioning in YouTube, should be up-to-date.Ĭreate a YouTube account and upload videos (instructions provided by YouTube help center)Ĭaptioning YouTube Videos (screenshot tutorials by the National Center on Disability and Access to Education)Ĭaptioning YouTube Videos (video tutorial by the National Center on Disability and Access to Education) Captioning Videos Created by Others Cal Poly Captioning Services
Please note that the YouTube interface is changing, so some of the tutorials below may not yet be up to date. Getting Started with Closed Captioning in ZOOM: Create closed captions before posting to LMS and sharing with students. Streaming Live or Recording Classes in ZOOM: CTLT Resource page with instructions for using ZOOM.
CAPTIONS IN CAMTASIA FOR FREE
ZOOM: Now available for free to all Cal Poly staff, faculty and students. ScreenPal tutorials: Captions: Learn to caption your SOM videos.
ScreenPal tutorials: Includes tutorials to help you create, edit, save, caption and host your own videos.
You can create a personal account for more free or low-cost options (low cost includes editing and hosting features). PDF version for download: National Research Study: Student Uses and Perceptions of Closed Captions & Transcripts Create and Caption Your Own VideosĬal Poly IT services and CTLT provide software, resources and workshops to help you create and caption your own videos at no cost. National Research Study: Student Uses and Perceptions of Closed Captions & Transcripts (Oregon State University, 2016) Videos with Captions Improve Learning for All Students You can also self-enroll in the self-paced Canvas module: Creating Accessible Video with step-by-step instructions. This page provides resources to help you create and caption your own videos, locate campus resources to caption public videos, and search for videos that already have captions.
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