Closed Caption on Platforms

May 11, 2020

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I recognized that the pandemic has caused issues for the deaf communities and likely for people in general, access to platforms proved challenging. Closed Captioning is a must for e-learning, schools and meetings were not being accessible. So I decided to create an info-graphic to share on social media. I hope this is helpful.

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