A question for the collective wise ones:  Several times instructors with deaf 
students in their classes have contacted our disability services people, who 
then contact us, and request that media be captioned.  Usually this is done for 
vhs tapes, but sometimes for dvds that don't have close captioning or 
subtitles.  The disability office wonders if, once these materials are 
captioned and transferred to a dvd, the Library can catalog them as captioned, 
and keep them in the teaching collection.
Faculty would be able to locate them through the catalog, and could use them in 
face to face teaching.
What say you all?
Maureen

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