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According to The Economist, there could be over 1billion remote workers by 2035. COVID-19 accelerated the telecommuting trend making the point of Digital accessibility even more pressing. Companies need to guarantee that the workforce of users with hearing disabilities do not encounter another barrier with the implementation of the remote environment.
When organizing a team meeting, be mindful of the elements that can make the event accessible.
Providing slides and an agenda for a meeting in advance is a powerful productivity tip but it’s even more relevant when it comes to users with hearing impairments. Knowing the context facilitates the understanding of the words.
This benefits everyone attending the meeting, including those who are working from home with children or in a noisy environment.
Learn more about the digital accessibility functionalities of your video conference tool:
Most of the most popular video conferencing software will provide a live caption feature, although it’s only available in English and it doesn’t provide the highest accuracy.
To support that, ensure you have the speaker on camera for lip-reading or a clear slide with the topics that are being discussed.
Leverage the features of the chat to ask and answer questions and check if the audience is following the meeting.
The quality of the audio impacts the understanding of the live meeting but also the possibility of transcribing the recording.
Ask all participants to use adequate speakers and microphones to guarantee the audio is clear.
How to improve audio quality
Even for users without hearing impairments, the amount of information exchanged in a video conference can be overwhelming. Adopt video conference recording as a practice to avoid losing precious information from your meetings.
How to Record Video Calls on Zoom, Skype, Hangouts, or with your Computer
With the video files in hand, you add easily add subtitles and generate transcripts to follow up with the attendants and ensure that even those with hearing impairments will have access to the information and can retrieve it when needed.
Adding subtitles to the recording will also make up for any misunderstanding that the (sometimes inaccurate) live captions could have created.
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