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#Caption16 Video Recording Updates

It’s been a while since we have been able to post an update regarding the recordings of the presentations. Here’s the news:

  1. The video of the DIY presentation should be live shortly. Mike and Mike have captioned the video themselves in order to demonstrate the DIY that they presented about.
  2. Sean Zdenek’s keynote video will not be available; however, we have linked to a related presentation he gave with 3 Play Media recently.

You will be able to view the material, or link to it, on the Monday presentation page.

#Caption18 not #Caption17

Dear Allies, Friends, Supporters,

Thank you for helping make #Caption16 such a success this past August. It was an amazing experience, and many of us learned a lot about captions, captioning research, accessibility, and our community. Thank you!

While there were plans to put on a conference in 2017, we are postponing this until 2018 for a variety of reasons. We’re currently considering whether to keep the conference online, to make it hybrid with some face-to-face and online portions, or to have a fully face-to-face conference.

We hope to have some more news in the coming months!

Thank you for your support.

Best,
Gz

Monday’s Engagement

Great news, folks! Yesterday each live session had about 70-80 consistent attendees in the morning sessions and around 50 attendees in the afternoon session.

In terms of Twitter activity, you can search for #Caption16. You can also check out the visualization created by @daniellynds!

 

Data Visualization of Day 1 of #Caption16
Data Visualization of Day 1 of #Caption16

Looking forward to another exciting day today of caption-related content and work! Yes!

#Caption16 Registration Closed

Registration for #Caption16 is now closed.

Thank you for your interest! The conference Live sessions are available only to people who registered. However, anyone is able to watch the video presentations for #Caption16; everyone is welcome to join in the Twitter chats about #Caption16 presentations. You can find the videos under Monday or Tuesday of the Conference Detailed Daily Schedule menu.

Please know that almost all the presentations and videos will be archived and available for future reference, viewing, and research. Please be sure to check back in the second to third week of August 2016. That will give us time to try and caption the videos.

If you are interested in attending, presenting, or sponsoring #Caption17, please follow this link and complete the short Google form. Thanks! https://goo.gl/forms/wzDBUF0YVd0EGALC2

Caption Studies 2016 Conference

Registration is now OPEN for the conference. Please complete the registration at this Google Form. Your information will only be used to keep you updated about  the conference!

Thank you for visiting the site for Caption Studies 2016 Virtual Conference. On different pages you will find: our conference schedule for August 1-2, 2016; resources and links related to captions, captioning and caption studies; information about our kind sponsors; eventually we will have a conference registration form here as well.

In case you are wondering:

All online conference presentations–live and recorded–will be captioned.

We are working to make the conference as accessible as possible.

The conference is FREE, i.e. there is no charge. However, you will need to register for the conference as the date gets closer.

You can find us on Twitter as @captionstudies.

Email contact: captionstudies at wou dot edu.

The conference has a Facebook page as well.

If you would like semi-regular announcements regarding the Caption Studies conference, such as when conference registration is open, if and when different speakers or presenters have confirmed, or when more information about 2017 becomes available, watch our Twitter feed. You can also sign up for email notifications here: http://eepurl.com/bWCP0v. All emails on this list will only be used for conference related announcements.