Re: [106attendees] Accessibility for remote participants

Dave Lawrence <tale@dd.org> Thu, 21 November 2019 03:47 UTC

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Jared Mauch writes:
> I’ve been to other meetings that have live transcription which
> actually I find useful (as a native speaker) since I can look at the
> screen and catch things that I missed as well. 

While I agree very much that it is tremendously useful at RIPE, their
logistics are somewhat different.  While I don't know the specifics of
how they manage it, one obvious difference is that they have far fewer
parallel things going on during each session, and I believe the
transcription services are only happening in the main room.

I'd love to see it, as professional transcriptionists have a skill
that to me seems superhuman and personally unachievable.  I fear
though that the practical obstacles to it are large.