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Only half of students with disabilities ask for accommodations, Verbit says | EdScoop
Video is the most common way higher education institutions engage students with distance-learning content, but few caption all their video content for accessibility, according a survey being released Tuesday by the transcription and captioning company Verbit. About 14% of schools reviewed by Verbit provided captions...
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