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Don’t let a single word go to waste! Discover the huge benefits in transcribing your content, meetings and live experiences: https://lnkd.in/dNZRXuZ9. Plus, explore how we're not only helping our community transcribe their live and recorded content, but offering them Gen AI tools that provide on-the-spot insights to act on. #Transcription #Accessibility #GenerativeAI #Inclusion #GenAI #AccessibilityMatters #Verbit #ContentAccessibility #Transcribe

Amazon made headlines recently with its decision to shift workers from hybrid work to a full five days in the office!

Stop by our booth at the CAPED 2024 Convention in San Diego this week! Lindsay Cisar (Tulloss), Ivaan Fernandez and Nicole Augustine are excited to be there to join in the 50th year celebration and share technologies that are positively impacting higher-ed accessibility. Learn more: www.caped.co #AccessibilityMatters #InclusiveEducation #DisabilityAwareness #HigherEd #EqualAccess #EmpowerEducation #Verbit #SanDiego #CAPED

A disability does not and should not define anyone. Some of these tips may seem obvious or intuitive, but it's worth the reminder to make sure we're all taking steps forward to normalize inclusion. #InclusionMatters #DisabilityAwareness #Accessibility #Disability #DEI #DiversityAndInclusion #Empowerment #Inclusion #Verbit Emily Ladau Page 1: Promotional image for "Demystifying Disability" by Emily Ladau. Features the book cover with diverse cartoon people and a small circular photo of the author- A woman with curly brown hair and glasses. Text reads: "Helpful reminders from 'Demystifying Disability' by Emily Ladau" and "What to keep in mind when interacting with individuals with disabilities. Verbit's logo is featured in the top right corner. page 2: The image has a list of communication guidelines on a purple gradient background with a blue logo in the top right. It reads: "Do: Avoid asking nosy questions, offering unsolicited advice. Respect personal boundaries and space. Communicate just as you would with anyone else. Choose your words carefully to ensure respect is given." There are check marks next to each point. Verbit's logo is featured in the top right corner. Page 3: Graphic listing what not to do regarding disabilities, with four points: don't assume someone's disability status, use accessible amenities if not needed, pretend to understand their experience or try to help without asking. Verbit's logo is featured in the top right corner. Page 4: A man and a woman are seated at a desk with a laptop. The woman, wearing glasses and a striped shirt, is smiling. The man, with gray hair and a blue shirt, is also smiling. The text reads: ‘We’re all bound to mess up at times. It’s about making a conscious effort to engage with the disability community, learn, and act in a way that prioritizes their inclusion.’ Verbit’s logo appears in the top right corner.

Claire Brown of our media team's take on working on Season 6 of Love Island: "It was an absolute pleasure to work on this juggernaut of a show. We're well positioned to support both live content and fast turnaround requests in multiple languages. This popular reality show is broadcast daily over a 5-week period. It was essential we supported the production team with around-the-clock service, across many time zones. As a long time partner of ITV America, our commitment to deliver high quality deliverables on very short turnarounds was our top priority." #LoveIsland #RealityTV #Media #Broadcasting #LiveContent #MultilingualSupport #ITVAmerica #Accessibility #Captions #Verbit Danielle DiStefano

Do you feel confident about meeting the new guidelines of Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act? RSVP to join us live next week: https://lnkd.in/dbAqNbtS as we host leaders from Penn State University, University of Colorado Boulder and #CSU! They'll prepare you with insights on how their institutions are preparing to provide greater inclusivity. Get ideas on how your campus and courses should be adapted. #HigherEd #ADA #AmericanswithDisabilitiesAct #University #College #Faculty #Inclusion #Accessibility Philip Voorhees Leon McNaught

October is ADHD Awareness Month. We asked Spencer Kirschner, a former educator, to share what leaders at universities and businesses should keep in mind to make sure individuals with ADHD are best supported. Get Spencer's take on some of the technologies and tools that can be used to prime students and employees with ADHD for success! Keep reading here: https://lnkd.in/dg-6rNB3 #ADHDAwareness #InclusionMatters #Neurodiversity #Accessibility #InclusiveWorkplace #Verbit #MentalHealthAwareness #Transcription

A recent survey of teachers found that 84% said that it’s impossible to achieve equity in education without accessible learning tools. So what does educational accessibility really boil down to? Keep reading: https://hubs.li/Q02TdfV20 #InclusiveLearning #AccessibilityMatters #EducationalAccessibility #EducationForAll #AccessibleEducation #Accessibility #verbit #captions #transcription

A great clip featuring Emily Ladau on how to make your next meeting more accessible! #GetHired #Disability #DisabilityAwareness #WorkplaceInclusion #NDEAM #Meetings

Who can relate to a disappearing significant other during NFL season? Trying to understand the football obsession can be like trying to decode another language! Verbit Translate can take on 50+ languages, but we're still working on reading between the lines when it comes to dating. #NFLSeason #Football #FootballMadness #FantasyFootball #NFL