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Using Captions to Develop a Searchable Video Library

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Using Captions to Develop a Searchable Video Library

Primary Presenter: Josh Miller

Organization: 3Play

Role: Founder of 3Play Media

Track: Exhibitor Presentation

Topic: Multimedia

Level: For Mere Mortals

Abstract: This session will cover the basics of captioning for accessible online video and demonstrate the latest technologies that leverage captions to make video searchable and interactive. We will cover the basics of captioning, applicable accessibility laws, as well as best practices for creating captions, the use of different captions formats, video player compatibility, impact of HTML5 and mobile devices, and workflow options for lecture capture and video platforms.

Bio:Josh Miller is one of the founders of 3Play Media, which provides closed captioning and transcription services to make video accessible, searchable, and more engaging. 3Play Media is based in Cambridge, MA and was founded in 2007. Josh frequently speaks on the topic of online video and accessibility. He holds a B.A. from Brown University and a MBA from MIT Sloan.

Description: This session will cover the basics of captioning for accessible online video and demonstrate the latest technologies that leverage captions to make video searchable and interactive. We will cover the basics of captioning, applicable accessibility laws, as well as best practices for creating captions, the use of different captions formats, video player compatibility, impact of HTML5 and mobile devices, and workflow options for lecture capture and video platforms.