Creating captions using YouTube
This article explains how to improve accessibility on your self-created video resources by creating a captions file in YouTube.
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Captions in Panopto
Make your desktop recordings more accessible by using Panopto automatic captioning.
A Guide for New Teaching Staff
For teaching staff who have joined the Faculty recently, or existing staff who’d like a reminder…
Blackboard Announcement subject headings
Why does my Blackboard Announcement email not include my subject heading? Read on for the solution.
How to download an audio-only file from Panopto
This article outlines how to download an audio-only file from Panopto. You may want to use audio files in Xerte resources you make, for example, in which case the smaller … Read more
Making your content items accessible in Blackboard
Some archived, but still useful, content from the old Blackboard Support pages.
Next year’s reading lists
For 2020/21: All the guidance you need to know about reading lists in one place
FET Blackboard Module Template 2020/21
Find out about the changes to the 2020/21 FET Blackboard Module Template and other support to help you create an accessible module site.
FET Blackboard Module Template 2020/21: Copying Content to a New Module Run
IMPORTANT: Please read before setting up your new 2020/21 Blackboard module runs.
New Accessibility Regulations and what it means for you
We have pulled together a range of resources to help staff create accessible content for Blackboard sites.
Practical guides for improving digital accessibility
New interactive resources to help you make your Blackboard content more accessible, including step-by-step guides for Word and PowerPoint.
Adding a YouTube caption file to your video using Panopto
If you have a self-created video resource, this post explains how to improve accessibility by associating a caption file with it using Panopto.
Adding a YouTube caption file to your video using Kaltura
If you have a self-created video resource, this post explains how to improve accessibility by associating a caption file with it using Kaltura.
Three great things about Xerte
Xerte is an open-source browser-based tool that allows educators to develop rich, interactive and highly accessible content quickly and easily and to seamlessly publish that content online