CADET: Free Captioning and Description Tool. Beth Decker, Bryan Gould, Madeleine Rothberg. Thursday, March 21, 11:20 AM, Orange County 1-2. #CSUNATC24. GBH.

Unlocking the Power of Environmental Audio Description. Beth Decker, Bryan Gould, Christina Healey, Gary Kammerer. Friday, March 22, 11:20 AM, Grand CD. #CSUNATC24. GBH.

Social Media Accessibility in a Year of Changes. Parker Hartman, Claire Houston. Friday, March 22, 2:20 PM, Grand JK. #CSUNATC24. GBH.

We're packing our bags, grabbing all of our purple
@wgbh.org swag, and getting ready to head out to #CSUNATC24! Come and see us at our 3 sessions on Thursday and Friday, and learn about our work in captioning, environmental audio description, and social media accessibility!

Here's to an accessible Valentine's Day!

Text reads "I may have invented broadcast TV captions, but I didn't invent these feelings for you." The GBH Access logo is on the bottom, against a background of watercolor pink red and orange hearts.

Text reads "Let me reflect on my feelings for you." A heart shaped photo in the center shows someone sitting in a theater, a plexiglass Rear Window Display strip in front of their face. Reflected in the glass, text reads "Welcome to Rear Window. Please adjust your reflectors." The GBH Access logo is on the bottom, against a background of light pink hearts.

A screenshot of CADET: Caption and Description Editing Tool, displayed in purple. Captions in the editor read "Roses Are Read, CADET is Free, Captions are as easy, as One Two Three" The GBH Access logo is on the bottom, against a background of light pink hearts.

Inside of a heart, text reads "My love for you is describable", next to the Descriptive Video Service logo. The GBH Access logo is on the bottom, against a background of light gray hearts.

50 years of working in accessibility means a lot of love for
@wgbh.org and @gbhaccess.bsky.social to share this Valentines Day! 🤟🤟🤟🤟

Photo of a gray cat typing on a keyboard, staring eyes wide at the viewer. Behind the cat is a monitor displaying the CatDET application. Above the monitor is the text “CatDET: Making captions accessible in zero to meow.”

Hodge, a black cat, lays across a gray, green and black computer keyboard, eyes shut, fast asleep.

The NCAM Cats are insisting we use this platform to talk about CADET. They claim to be hard at work, though we're not so sure.
What we are sure of is how easy it is to make your videos accessible using CADET!
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If you have questions about the accessibility of
@wgbh.org productions or material, please know that you can always reach us by email at Accessibility@WGBH.org or by phone at 617-300-3400. Questions about closed captioning can be sent to closedcaptioningconcerns@wgbh.org