Video Accessibility: Best Practices for Teaching and Learning

In this recorded webinar, speakers from the University of Florida and Regis University share their best practices and give advice to organizations who intend to have more accessible video for teaching and learning.

Online video has changed the landscape of education and corporate e-learning. For many educators and students, online video has become an important tool for teaching and learning. This change brings legal and ethical pressures to make video accessible for people with hearing disabilities. IT and Multimedia departments in many organizations and universities are faced with the many challenges of implementing accessible video for their institutions.

Watch this webinar to learn about the efficient and cost-effective ways to meet these challenges. Speakers from the University of Florida and Regis University share their best practices and give advice to organizations who intend to have more accessible video for teaching and learning. The webinar covers the following topics:

• Considerations for hosting, managing, and publishing accessible video
• Strategies for accommodating special needs students
• Impact of federal and state accessibility laws

Presenters

Nicole Croy
eLearning Technologist | Regis University

Jason Neely
Office of Distance Learning | University of Florida

Josh Miller
Co-Founder | 3Play Media

Luda Ruditsky
Director of Product Management | Kaltura

Meytal Burstein
Marketing Manager | Kaltura