The Described and Captioned Media Program

Time 2020-07-02 06:09:55

Web Name: The Described and Captioned Media Program

WebSite: http://dcmp.org

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DCMP continues to support families and educators with free Remote Learning resources. Families and educators who have at least one student with a disability can register for free membership and access over 8,000 captioned and described educational videos. Teachers can create Student Accounts, group students together in Classes, and assign videos to students and Classes. Learn more here. Users can instantly choose “captioned” or “described” with the Language/Accessibility button found under the video player. Many accessible videos are available without a membership and can be viewed by anyone without registering. View non-member titles A mother and her young son and daughter relax on a couch in a modern living room. The mother holds a television remote control as her children look attentively across the room. Watch Free Previews A male teacher stands smiling among middle school students in a classroom. A captioned science video plays on a student’s laptop and on a large screen by a chalkboard. A male student points at a fish on his laptop screen while other students look on. Apply for a Free Membership Fully Funded by the Department of Education Streaming TV and Movies, DVDs, Interactive Media, Resources, and more. We re here to educate students with sensory disabilities, along with their parents and teachers. Our major network-produced, educational content is carefully customized to serve the needs of K-12 students, as well as adult students studying to meet the needs of blind and deaf students. Learning Center: Quality Resources to Help You in Your Journey DCMP provides a variety of resources to serve students with sensory disabilities, and we literally hold the standard for described and captioned media. I am blind and I have viewed this particular title with and without descriptive video and the difference is amazing. I did not realize all that I had missed the first time. These videos really increase understanding of the content for me and my students. Please keep them coming! Nancy H. Administered by the National Association of the Deaf The Described and Captioned Media Program provides premium media designed for students with disabilities and leads as a resource for families and teachers, supported by the Department of Education.

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The Described and Captioned Media Program is a free-loan library of accessible educational media for use by teachers and family member of K-12 students with a vision or hearing loss. This U.S. Department of Education-funded program also serves as a clearinghouse of accessibility information and training resources as well as a gateway to accessibility information from partnering organizations.

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