Presentations
CSUN Conference 2010
Accessing Higher Ground 2009
About the Stanford Online Accessibility Program
The Stanford Online Accessibility Program (SOAP) has been established to provide guidance to the Stanford Community as they use various online means to share information to their respective constituents. The program has the mandate to assist web designers and online content creators in producing material that is accessible to the greatest audience possible. The program achieves this through the promotion of Universal Accessibility and web standards compliance.
About the Office of Accessible Education
The Office of Accessible Education (OAE) provides an array of support services, accommodations, and programs for students with disabilities at Stanford University. The OAE coordinates the services of the Student Disability Resource Center, the Schwab Learning Center, the Assistive Learning Technology Center, and Center for Universal Design in Education to ensure undergraduate and graduate students opportunity to participate equally in the academic life of the University. Funding for the Stanford Captioning System originated from the Center for Universal Design in Education within the OAE.
Related Pages
Frequently Asked Questions
A compilation of different questions and answers regarding the Stanford Captioning System and including captions in Web-based media presentations.
Examples of Captioned Web Media at Stanford
While still at its infancy, a number of content producers on campus are starting to produce captioned media on a regular basis and in the process are setting both an example for others, as well as explore and push the possibilities of what can be achieved in this area.
Policies and Standards
This website does not nor cannot speak on behalf of Stanford University in matters of a legal nature, however the following facts are in the public domain.