YouTube Closed Captions for Hearing Impaired Students
This webinar was originally posted on the Michigan Virtual Learning Research Institute website.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6trymQwozh4
Jeff shows how teachers can use YouTube’s closed captioning to support access to videos for those with hearing impairments and other accessibility needs.
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