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Making accessibility more accessible.
Monika SZCZYGIELSKA, Łukasz DUTKA
Accessibility +CASE STUDY FROM POLAND Inauguration of a new government programme
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23 billion PLNapprox. 5.3 billion EUR invested in accessibility over 7 years
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Online streaming with sign language interpreting, live subtitling, audio description 6
Sign language interpreting from English Sign language interpreting from Polish One team of interpreters in the venue, another team in online streaming
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Interlingual respeaking (English-Polish)Intralingual respeaking (Polish-Polish)live transcription displayed in the venuelive subtitles in online streaming
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One booth with respeakers, another with audio describersAudio description for users in the venue and for online streaming
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COST OF PROVIDING ACCESSIBILITY
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6,000 EUR
PEOPLE INVOLVED
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1 person - 8 induction loops & FM systems6 sign interpreters3 respeakers/live subtitlers3 audio describers4 people - online streaming (3 cameras)
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Access team
Demand for ACCESSIBILITY is unlimited
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Funding for ACCESSIBILITY is limited
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ACCESSIBILITY is expensive
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Problem 1
ACCESSIBILITY requires specialist knowledge
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Problem 2
PEOPLE INVOLVED
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ACCESSIBILITY is niche
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Problem 3
Main questions1. cheaper? 2. easier?3. smarter?4. reach
a bigger audience?
5. more accessible?
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---How to make it...
Economicalbut in a reasonableand responsible way
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Idea 1 | Live subtitles
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● Cloud Speech-to-Text - Google SR is a good tool for small NGO meetings
● Web Captioner - a web-based SR tool for low-budget conferences, NGO workshop
● BUT… not for official meetings and professional events
Cheap solutions can be very expensive
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Idea 2 | Say no to unnecessary or pretended accessibility
Lunch menu printed in Braille or large print?
→ universal design - online version for everyone
Live audiodescription during a conference? Describing talking heads or the background of the presention?
Analyze the needs of the audience. For instance, asking about them through the registration form.
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Idea 3 | Increase audience reach
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Online streaming can increase audience reach by 10 or more times at a fraction of a cost
> x 5but you need to publicise it in advance
Idea 4 | Re-use for all distribution channels
Sign langugage interpreting - both for the venue and online streaming
under certain conditions
requires planning in advance
Live subtitling - displayed in the venue and re-used for online streaming
When the recording is published online or archived,
make sure it stays accessible. 28
For multilingual events that require interpreting, providing content accessibility, including live subtitling, is more cost-effective than providing just interpreting.
For large multilingual events (>100 participants) it can actually be cheaper.
It’s due to interpreting equipment costs and depends on whether you have equipment or need to rent it.
Idea 5 | Live interlingual subtitling can be a cost-effective substitute for interpreting
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Idea 6 | Find/train access specialists with more universal competences
sign language interpreter that can interpret from/into Polish and a foreign language (for instance, English) or a foreign sign language
interlingual respeakers that can interpret from a foreign language
live linterlingual subtitlers that act both as interpreters, respeakers, correctors and technicians
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accessibility needs to become easierand smarter...
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What the industry needs to become smarter?
● new technologies and new workflows● training accessibility managers● norms and technical protocols
(ILSA project for live interlingual subtitling)
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● finds out and analyzes the needs of the audience ● understands all access services and knows how to seamlessly combine
them when organizing the event● educates all the involved parties on what is necessary for access
provision to be successful and why● makes sures all the content stays accessible
when streamed online, re-distributed or archived
Our dream accessible manager
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● makes sure the event and the access services have accessible promotion and information in advance
● makes sure there’s accessibile information throughout the event on what services are available and how to use them ○ for instance, remind the speakers to talk to the microphone (for
subtitling) or tell the audience where they can get headphones for adio description
● accommodate individual needs whenever possible
Our dream accessible manager
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...but even once this dream is fullfilled...
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23 billion PLNapprox. 5.3 billion EUR invested in accessibility over 7 years
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...not only accessiblebut also sustainable...
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accessibility to be sustainable,needs to become a part of our DNA
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Making accessibility more accessible.
Monika SZCZYGIELSKA, Łukasz DUTKA