This is a wonderful presentation with a speaker full of passion about accessibility in tech. TEDx, why is this video and many of your videos not closed captioned? This is exactly the issue that Ms. Brewer is speaking about.
You mean other than the auto-generated captions? Because the video has those, at least for me, but it would be nice to have better captions, the auto-generated ones aren't the best.
The video now has closed captions other than the auto-generated ones, but the punctuation is missing and the separation into subtitle blocks could be much improved.
Now we must thing something about our environment.........no matter we are rich in technology but what if there is no one to see it or use it..........our planet earth is the mother of all invention...........speech was awsm.....
TED has captions and transcripts in multiple languages on their website. RUclips not always allows for it and I am unsure if the TEDx Talks channel is managed the same as the TED Talks channel
Tools and technology is made accessible to everyone regardless of their abilities. It opens up possibilities to become successful without the sting of being inconvenienced.
I don't understand the awareness problem. I've been a developer for 15 years and I was taught about accessibility rules from my first day at work. It's built into the laws of every EU country. It doesn't matter is the average layman knows the rules as long as the developers building the websites know them.
It's kind of opposite in my country. In Indonesia, there are no accessibility rules for digital platform. So in the end, it depends on whether the company or stakeholders of the product want to implement the rules or not (which, sadly, not many of them have interest to make it mandatory).
@@tsukishiro31 I'm sure in some places they aren't taken seriously. Many western countries barely care. Some don't even really reach the legal limit. Just well enough to pretend they care. But my issue isn't with pushing for this standards. I do it myself a lot. It's just that awareness isn't usually the issue. It's the age old issue of spending a big portion of budget on a small proportion of users. We need to find a way around that
Since I'm old enough to know things before the internet this should already happen but the same people that always promote this with the corporations or Technologies are the same people that will deny you! These type of Technologies are never meant to help the user it's only in the benefit of the abuser!
This is a wonderful presentation with a speaker full of passion about accessibility in tech.
TEDx, why is this video and many of your videos not closed captioned? This is exactly the issue that Ms. Brewer is speaking about.
Quelle ironie...
You mean other than the auto-generated captions? Because the video has those, at least for me, but it would be nice to have better captions, the auto-generated ones aren't the best.
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The video now has closed captions other than the auto-generated ones, but the punctuation is missing and the separation into subtitle blocks could be much improved.
Now we must thing something about our environment.........no matter we are rich in technology but what if there is no one to see it or use it..........our planet earth is the mother of all invention...........speech was awsm.....
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Fascinating topic!
Captions? Without them this isn’t an accessible video. Auto generated are bad.
How ironic! Lol!
TED has captions and transcripts in multiple languages on their website. RUclips not always allows for it and I am unsure if the TEDx Talks channel is managed the same as the TED Talks channel
@@sanxi34 RUclips certainly has the ability to display closed captions. It's up to the channel owner (TEDx) to upload the captions.
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Tools and technology is made accessible to everyone regardless of their abilities. It opens up possibilities to become successful without the sting of being inconvenienced.
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I don't understand the awareness problem. I've been a developer for 15 years and I was taught about accessibility rules from my first day at work. It's built into the laws of every EU country. It doesn't matter is the average layman knows the rules as long as the developers building the websites know them.
It's kind of opposite in my country. In Indonesia, there are no accessibility rules for digital platform. So in the end, it depends on whether the company or stakeholders of the product want to implement the rules or not (which, sadly, not many of them have interest to make it mandatory).
@@tsukishiro31 I'm sure in some places they aren't taken seriously. Many western countries barely care. Some don't even really reach the legal limit. Just well enough to pretend they care. But my issue isn't with pushing for this standards. I do it myself a lot. It's just that awareness isn't usually the issue. It's the age old issue of spending a big portion of budget on a small proportion of users. We need to find a way around that
Since I'm old enough to know things before the internet this should already happen but the same people that always promote this with the corporations or Technologies are the same people that will deny you! These type of Technologies are never meant to help the user it's only in the benefit of the abuser!
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Accessible for who? The people who agree with FB and Twitter and the other tech tyrants or just those who are compliant?
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