My students enjoyed this opportunity to learn about different types of captions and subtitles. This is an excellent activity to use with ASL students!

— Sarah E.

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This project guides students in exploring different types of captions in media. After watching an hour of content, students will write an analysis and reflective paper. While this was originally designed for an American Sign Language class, this could easily be used in a media-focused class as well.

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6 pages

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Does not apply

Teaching Duration

30 minutes

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