I would love people's feedback on using Notes vs. Close Captioning and best practices. We also use text to speech so from a development aspect, I find it very difficult if the speaker notes are only in the text to speech narrative. Does anyone have the speaker notes only in the text to speech narration and not in the notes? How is that working for you from a development perspective?
Are you using text to speech also? And are those speaker notes in the notes section so it's easier from a development aspect? Otherwise, it seems much more difficult because the speaker notes are another click away and aren't all in the same window.
Yes of course, I totally agree! Thank you!! When using text to speech, are most people still keeping the text in the notes section? That just seems easier from a development perspective to have the text to speech readily available and easily visible.
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It seems easier to just continue using Notes so they are easily visible and having them in the Notes section and in text to speech. Thoughts?
Are you using text to speech also? And are those speaker notes in the notes section so it's easier from a development aspect? Otherwise, it seems much more difficult because the speaker notes are another click away and aren't all in the same window.
Just a note: having the transcript in the Notes section does not meet accommodation requirements the same way closed captioning does.
Yep, thanks! :) Do you use text to speech and do you have it in both the text to speech narration and in the notes?
Yes of course, I totally agree! Thank you!! When using text to speech, are most people still keeping the text in the notes section? That just seems easier from a development perspective to have the text to speech readily available and easily visible.
Matthew,
Nice quote. Whose?
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