Web Accessibility

Video and Audio Best Practices:

• Provide synchronized captions and transcripts of the video content. Transcripts enable a user to access a video's spoken content, which differs from captions that only display small pieces of the audio content at a time.
• Don't set video or audio to autoplay. Or provide an easy way to turn it off. 
• While movement may add visual interest, it will cause nausea and vertigo for people with vestibular disorders.
• Videos and audio files may be paused, stopped, or muted.
• For audio-only content, such as a podcast, provide a transcript.
• Visual presentations with no audio require text transcripts to translate all the visual elements. 

This video meets all the accessibility criteria.

•  Amara Editor - create video captions and subtitles
•  YouTube -  edit or remove captions
•  YouTube -  add subtitles & captions

Tip: Centering a video on research guides:

Before the first line of the code, add  <div align="center"> 

At the end of the final line of the code, add </iframe></div>

Creating Accessible Content: Embedded Content and Media - recorded training session on adding media and other types of widgets