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• All of LinkedIn Learning's online video resources are captioned and provide transcripts.
• LinkedIn Learning's website is accessible to screen readers and allows magnification.

Check Survey Accessibility

The "Check Survey Accessibility" feature in Qualtrics identifies questions that are not accessible and gives recommendations to improve survey accessibility. A Qualtrics survey's accessibility depends on a combination of hardware and software, so it's important to use the most recent version of the supported browser types. The Check Survey Accessibility feature is located in the Survey tab under "Tools."

It's important to remember that the Check Survey Accessibility feature does not evaluate whether or not the "look and feel" of a question is accessible. For more details, visit .

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Accessible Qualtrics Question Types:

Listed below are question types accessible to screen-readers (not all question types are accessible to screen-reading programs):

• (all types)
• (only Rank Order, Constant Sum, Text Entry, and Profile).  Note: If your Matrix Table is set to Mobile Friendly, your question will not be compliant.
• (all types)
• (only Text Box, Graphic, and Radio Buttons)
• (only Choices, a.k.a text entry)

Respondus Lockdown Browser and Monitor enhance online assessment proctoring security and functionality. Visit ATS Respondus for more information about these tools.

• Lockdown Down Browser
  Lockdown Browser comes with voice over in the Mac and iPad. Screen reader programs such as Jaws can be used with Windows systems. Visit the for more accessibility details.
• Respondus Monitor
  The startup sequence web pages for the Respondus monitor are HTML pages which support assistive technologies such as the screen readers and magnification technologies.

Zoom offers a variety of accessibility features:

• Accessibility Settings:
  Zoom’s accessibility settings allows the user to customize the font size of the chat, closed captioning, and screen-reader alerts:
    

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• Keyboard Accessibility: 
  Keyboard shortcuts allow users to manage and navigate the Zoom room with use of the keyboard shortcuts.
• Screen Reader Support:
  Zoom rooms are fully accessible to the latest versions of available screen readers.
• Closed captioning: 
  Zoom provides closed captioning services. Closed captions allow the host or any of the attendees assigned by the host to add closed captioning in a meeting or a webinar.
• Live transcription:
  Zoom also provides Al-powered live transcription for all paid accounts. The live transcription feature can be enabled by the host. Live transcription only supports English. To use the live transcription feature host and the attendees should be using Zoom desktop client version 3.5.3 or higher. Visit .

• Kaltura is fully integrated into all your courses as “My Media,” which can be accessed by clicking on the "Media" tab in your course navigation.
• Kaltura will automatically caption your videos within a certain time frame as soon as you upload any new videos.
• The captions are fully editable and can be downloaded as transcripts.

More Resources:

• Visit for a detailed guide on how to add and edit captions in Canvas.
• View this webinar recording on
• Visit the Kaltura vendor site on
• View this demo on Kaltura and Close Captions:
• Read from the Office of Information Technology at the University of Colorado at Boulder on the accessibility issues with the Kaltura media player and the in-video quiz tool.

• Camtasia has a built-in automatic captioning tool, often referred to as “speech-to-text," to convert audio presentations into captions. It works best by “training” your computer to recognize your voice. Initial testing at ATS reveals that this tool can be very inaccurate and requires a lot of editing, depending on the quality of your microphone and how well Windows learns your voice. More detailed instructions can be found in this article:
• When working on a Camtasia project, captions can be added manually with the “Captioning Tool.” It’s a fairly robust tool which allows you to specify a duration of video, which then keeps repeating until you’ve had time to type the text. It has default text, line, and font settings that are ADA compliant. Learn how to
• Captions can also be added from a previously-written script and by uploading caption files (SAMI or SRT are the standard formats) created on another platform. More details can be found at.

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