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Everyone who completes an EASI course will receive an EASI document of completion for that course. Those completing 5 of these courses will earn the EASI Certificate in Accessible Information Technology.
Table of Contents
Course Outline
Lesson 1: Welcome to Captioning and Transcription
- Caption terminology
- types of captions: open or closed
- caption guidelines and legal standards
- creating the transcription
- transcriptions should include: spoken content, speaker id and sound effects /li>
- lesson 1 assignment
Lesson 2: YouTube Captioning Basics
- Creating a video to upload to YouTube
- Creating the audio and selecting the mic
- Uploading the video to YouTube
- selecting either auto or manual transcription
- creating a transcription outside of YouTube
- helpful YouTube tips and tricks
- editing the transcription and aligning it
- publishing the finished video
- outside tools and resources
- lesson 2 assignment
Lesson 3: Advanced Captioning Tools and Techniques
- creating a transcript using voice recognition from the video’s audio
- overview of voice recognition applications
- overview of transcription input applications to use with voice recognition
- editing and synching the transcription with the video
- lesson 3 assignment
Lesson 4: Audio Description: Getting Started
- what is video description and how does it work?
- what is the role of the narrator
- how to know what to describe
- video description guidelines and resources
- adding and synching the audio track of the video description to the video
- lesson 4 assignment
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