From the course: Accessible Elearning in Articulate 360
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Adding closed captioning to videos - Articulate 360 Tutorial
From the course: Accessible Elearning in Articulate 360
Adding closed captioning to videos
- [Instructor] All right, so depending on the type of videos that you're working with, whether they're embedded from third-party sites like YouTube or Vimeo, or you're inserting the videos directly into Rise, you may or may not need to add captions. I say that because a lot of times, when you embed external videos, they already have the captions added, right? So, someone on YouTube or YouTube generated the captions. However, if you are adding those videos directly to Rise, meaning that you're either using the Block Library or you're just coming right here to video and you're going to upload a video from your local hard drive, you're going to need to follow up with adding the captions. And with that video already inserted, I'm just going to click the pencil icon, and underneath the Edit option, you'll see the manage captions. So it says Manage captions because you can have multiple captions. You can have multiple languages for your captions, which is really neat. So the first step is…
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