Educational and informational content presented on campus must be accessible to all students, faculty and staff. Video presentations with audio must be "captioned". Captioning (or subtitles) must be visible "for any time-based multimedia presentation (e.g., a movie, video, or animation)."
"It is the policy of the California State University to make information technology resources and services accessible to all CSU students, faculty, staff, and the general public regardless of disability status." Learn more on Cal Poly's Accessibility website and the Accessible Technology Initiative (ATI) of the California State University system website. |
Learn how to enable live captioning and update your transcription settings in Zoom.
Use Microsoft Stream to make your videos accessible using subtitles and captions.
Cal Poly faculty and staff can take advantage of CSU contracted pricing and services for post-production transcription of video and audio media through Automatic Sync Technologies.
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Learn more at automaticsync.com/services. |
All services performed by AST will be billed to the submitting party. CSU contract pricing does not apply to campus auxiliary organizations. |