In today's digital age, schools are increasingly utilizing videos to engage students, parents, and families in the learning process. While videos can be a fantastic tool for providing engaging content for students and parents alike, they may inadvertently exclude non-native English-speakers. This is where having your videos closed captioned and having those caption files available in different languages come into play, opening up a world of advantages for all types of viewers. Fostering Inclusivity The adoption of translating closed caption files into world languages for school-provided videos is a significant step toward creating a more inclusive educational environment. By offering [...]