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  • Description Key - Accessibility Vendors

    Description Key - Accessibility Vendors

    The Described and Captioned Media Program maintains an online listing of description service vendors. Please complete the form below to add your company to the listing.

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  • Description Key - Code of Conduct

    Description Key - Code of Conduct

    Note: The following is an excerpt from the Standards for Audio Description and Code of Professional Conduct for Describers by the Audio Description Coalition (ADC).

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  • Description Key - Resources

    Description Key - Resources

    Offers an overview of description, how description can be used in the classroom, the progress of the Video Description Research and Development Center in the design of new description technologies, and special webinar resources.

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  • Description Key - Technical Issues

    Description Key - Technical Issues

     

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  • Description Key - How to Describe

    Description Key - How to Describe

     

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  • Description Key - What to Describe

    Description Key - What to Describe

     

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  • Description Key - Preparation

    Description Key - Preparation

     

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  • Description Key - Job Descriptions

    Description Key - Job Descriptions

    The person responsible for authoring and editing the description script to be recorded by a voicer (or voice talent).

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  • Description Key - Quality Description

    Description Key - Quality Description

    Today's students are expected to learn from increasingly visual curricula. Using narration to describe visual information enhances comprehension and retention. Description not only benefits students who are blind or visually impaired, it benefits children on the autism spectrum, English language learners, and children with learning differences.

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  • Description Key - About the Key

    Description Key - About the Key

    Originally developed through a partnership between the Described and Captioned Media Program (DCMP) and the American Foundation for the Blind (AFB), the Description Key began as recommendations, suggestions, and best practices culled from an extensive literature search and meta-analysis [PDF] in 2006.

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  • Welcome to the Description Key

    Welcome to the Description Key

    Description is the key to opening a world of information for persons with a vision loss, literacy needs, or loss of cognitive abilities. The American Foundation for the Blind reports that 21.5 million adults have vision loss and 94,000 children with a vision loss are being helped by some kind of special education. While description was developed for people who are blind or visually impaired, sighted children may also benefit from description’s concise, objective translation of media’s key visual components. Specialized learners, such as students with learning differences, English language learners, and children on the autism spectrum, benefit from its value in literacy development (e.g., vocabulary and reading) and content learning. DCMP’s Listening Is Learning campaign focuses on these benefits.

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