| Info |
|---|
This article provides information about the use of audio descriptions for video. It includes links to more information to implement audio descriptions if needed. |
Overview
Closed captioning does not make all videos accessible. Audio descriptions (short verbal descriptions of visual actions or key visual scenes, such as the setting, costumes, and facial expressions) may be used to convey context to someone who is visually impaired or blind. Is there enough description that you could close your eyes and follow the instructions or explanation? Audio descriptions may supplement what is available in the original recorded audio track. The Boise State Educational Access Center may provide additional resources for audio description.
...
Creating Accessible Videos with caption options and do-it-yourself audio description instructions by the University of Washington
What is math accessibility? By Design Science
Accessibility | Equations: MathML, Images, and LaTeX by Penn State
Video Accessibility Guidelines by Boise State Teaching & Learning Tools (LTS)
How do I manage video options in the New Rich Content Editor as an Instructor? by Canvas