YouTube has been a great way to connect ideas, people, and innovation. However, in the past it was not accessible to those with hearing and other disabilities, as well as those who speak a language different than the YouTube author, etc.
Now, YouTube has introduced a captioning service. While I've found that that automatic components are often not available for videos, a person can upload text so that the video has almost immediate accessibility.
If you need assistance in obtaining accessibility and/or inclusion services,
please contact Dr. Jeanne Beckman at techpsych@techpsychologist.com
About Dr. Beckman
- Dr. Jeanne Beckman
- Dr. Beckman is a clinical and developmental psychologist who works with individuals and families to find ways to include them within their communities, including technology solutions for learning and living environments. ...Please visit Dr. Beckman's tech psychologist web site at www.TechPsychologist.com ...or contact Dr. Beckman at 847-446-1251, techpsych@techpsychologist.com
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