Scottsdale Community College Captioning

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Please review the page below and fill out the form to get started.

The Most Comprehensive Captioning and Transcription Solutions for Your Media

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The Most Comprehensive Captioning and Transcription Solutions for Your Media

Submission Deadline: June 18th.

All videos that need to be closed captioned and/or transcribed should be submitted ASAP in order to meet the submission deadline. Please do not wait until the last few days, as these are transcribed by humans and the resources may not be available at that time.

cielo24 provides Scottsdale Community College departments with human-accurate audio and video captions, transcripts, audio description, and interactive search features.

For each job, we provide time-coded transcripts, support over 30 languages, various upload options, customized/automated work-flows, numerous output formats, 99%+ accuracy, and much more.

Get Started Today!

Do you need to have your videos closed captioned or transcribed? With cielo24 you can do that in a few easy steps:

Request an account.
Rename your files according to this naming convention.
Set up the integration of your MCCCD YouTube account with your cielo24 account.
If you don’t use YouTube, upload your files to the Portfolio.
Once notified via email that they are complete, either your captions are automatically updated in your integrated YouTube account or you can download your captioned videos.

Below you will find links to a variety of reference materials to guide you through the process, including which files should be closed captioned, and transcribed.

Get Started Today!

Do you need to have your videos closed captioned or transcribed? With cielo24 you can do that in a few easy steps:

Request an account.
Rename your files according to this naming convention.
Set up the integration of your MCCCD YouTube account with your cielo24 account.
If you don’t use YouTube, upload your files to the Portfolio.
Once notified via email that they are complete, either your captions are automatically updated in your integrated YouTube account or you can download your captioned videos.

Below you will find links to a variety of reference materials to guide you through the process, including which files should be closed captioned, and transcribed.

FAQs

What should be closed captioned? Who does this apply to?

If you are responsible for videos on the SCC website that you or the college created* that do not have closed captioning or were “auto captioned” and you are planning to continue to use/host/link them on the web, these videos should be closed captioned.
If you normally hold in-person sessions with students in which you show videos that you or the college created* that do not have closed captioning or were “auto captioned” and you are planning to continue to use them, these videos should be closed captioned.
If you or the college created video course content that you reuse from course to course* that do not have closed captioning or were “auto captioned” and you are planning to continue to use them, these videos should be closed captioned.
If you are using OER content that you reuse from course to course that do not have closed captioning or were “auto captioned” and you are planning to continue to use them, these videos should be closed captioned. This case requires further discussion with SCC’s Center for Teaching and Learning (CTL), please reach out to [email protected] for more information on captioning OER that you did not create.

*Commercial videos that you purchase do not apply.

What does not apply for captioning?

Videos that you or the college did not create do not apply, with the exception of OER.
Recordings of Live Online sessions that have student personal information do not apply.
Videos that you do not plan to reuse do not apply.

How do I get an account?

Please complete the New Accounts form on this page to get started. Videos can be submitted as soon as your account is created.

If you have a departmental YouTube account where you keep your videos, please reach out to the Center for Teaching and Learning (CTL) at [email protected] for guidance.