The promise, in plain words
- Every lesson is written text with pictures. No lesson is carried by sound alone.
- Every video in Accessibility Services has captions — press the CC button on any video here and every spoken word appears as text.
- The demonstration videos on the Accessibility Services page were made to be understood silent: everything they teach is also written on the page under them.
- The Sign Language Course is a whole course you learn by watching — no sound anywhere in it.
Step by step
- Open the Library and choose any lesson. Read it top to bottom — the words and pictures carry the whole lesson.
- If a lesson offers a Listen button, you never need it: the same words are on the page.
- For videos anywhere in these services, turn on CC first. If a video anywhere in this school ever lacks captions, its full words are written on its page.
- Tests work the same way — questions and answers are text on the page, chosen by tapping or clicking.
Works with your own aids: your device's caption settings, text size, zoom, and contrast all work here, because every page is real text. Nothing in this school requires hearing.