Dear Cindy, We work with the Described and Captioned Media Program: http://www.dcmp.org/
They are very helpful. Jade is my contact. Also, I'd recommend CaptionMax although they work a bit differently, if you are looking for assistance with your collection. Both are very helpful, skilled, and knowledgeable about the captioning and audio description mandates. All of our media is captioned (streaming), subtitled enabled (DVD), and audio described (both). If you'd like information about my experiences with the two groups or information about our Biology programming, please feel free to contact me. Thank you! Good question to start the year out on. My Best to All, Gwen Gwen Gerber, BioMEDIA ASSOCIATES, LLC [email protected], www.ebiomedia.com 877.661.5355 toll-free/843.470.0236 843.470.0237 fax 843.812.4500 cell phone
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