Audiovisual Captioning Policy AGC Policy 3 8 JANUARY
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Audiovisual Captioning Policy: AGC Policy 3. 8 JANUARY 17, 2017
Team Members Kimberly De. Vries, EO Compliance Sarah Rose, Disability Support Services Simon Kittok, Media/Captioning Chris Wood, Nursing Lyttron Burris, English Steven Putt, Library
Policy Statement All audiovisual media used as part of classroom activities, instruction, distance learning, training modules for institution personnel, campus sponsored events, and cocurricular activities should include either closed, open, real time captions, interactive transcription, or subtitles, whichever is appropriate.
IP Question At AGC, the question was asked about the IP rights of faculty, particularly in relation to lectures which are closed-captioned. The faculty contract (Article 6, Section I) provides that the "materials created in support of lesson plans" are the property of the faculty member. Just as those materials (lectures, notes, etc. ) are distributed to any student, materials which have been captioned would be distributed to a student with a captioning accommodation. Such captioning would not affect the faculty member's rights to their work as provided in the faculty contract. You retain ownership of the content submitted to You. Tube; You. Tube and each user of the service have rights to access, display, etc. the material you submit. You. Tube IP info is available at https: //www. youtube. com/t/terms
Impromptu Materials update DSS front-desk staff instructed to pass along requests for last-minute impromptu materials; counselor/advisor will follow-up. Advisor will also have conversations up-front re: approach to impromptu materials. Remember, this is for truly impromptu materials, not last-minute requests.
Policy Statement All audiovisual media used as part of classroom activities, instruction, distance learning, training modules for institution personnel, campus sponsored events, and cocurricular activities should include either closed, open, real time captions, interactive transcription, or subtitles, whichever is appropriate.
More info. . . KIMBERLYDEVRIES 1@GRCC. EDU 616 -234 -2120
