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How To Use Accessibility Features with Zoom.Advanced Setting - Zoom Tips for Better Video Meetings.How to Download the Zoom App on your computer.Where to Find the Recording and Attendance.Ask the experts questions about Blackboard and Zoom. We will discuss scheduling and hosting your meetings. This training session with live Q&A will review features applicable to Zoom Meetings and using the Zoom Client software. This training session with live Q&A will provide a high-level tour of Zoom and cover the basics you need to get up and running. The following sessions are available in Cornerstone: You may have to confirm the timing of the live event.ĭo you have questions about live captions? Please contact Anne Villahermosa, captioned media coordinator, ( Where can I find training and resources? The manager of Accessible Learning Services, who has a list of students with accommodations, will contact you directly to inform you that a live captioner will be present during your live session. If you have a student who has been given an accommodation that requires live captioning, you don’t have to do anything. To learn more about the process to request live captioning, visit Requesting Live Captioning for Blackboard Collaborate Sessions. Note: Live captions services are available at George Brown. To learn more about uploading captions to recordings, visit Blackboard Help – Add captions to your recordings.

(The VTT file format is used for adding captions to MS Stream services, and the SRT file format is used for videos uploaded to YouTube.)
