Video Captioning
Turn your content into an inclusive experience by leveraging captioning features already available in OSU-supported platforms.
Why Captioning Matters
Captions are essential for creating inclusive and accessible digital content. They provide a text alternative for spoken dialogue and key sounds, ensuring that videos can be understood by:
- Individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing
- Viewers in noisy or sound-sensitive environments
- Non-native speakers who benefit from visual text support
The Department of Justice released a new rule on digital accessibility under Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). These rules mandate that by April 24, 2026, Oregon State University is required to meet certain digital accessibility technical standards, which include captioning. These new rules are intended to ensure our community has a more proactively accessible equitable experience rather than relying on reactive accommodations to receive access to the digital environment.
How To By Platform
Zoom and Online Events
Kaltura
YouTube
- How to Create Captions in YouTube
- OSU Guidance for Captioning Third Party Videos and Recorded Lectures