Hi Alan, Question for you, if you have the time. I was looking into setting up a google group for our HLAA Greater Baltimore Chapter, and I slowly came to realize that the Groups

I have heard that some people have problems with activating their G Suite for Nonprofits (formerly Google for Nonprofits.) Google for Nonprofits (the organization) has simplified their activation

You are correct. I notice that too--that in this forum format you cannot double click it. I also added another screen shot example of the problem. Here is the content of the email of Nov 10th from

Unable to enlarge and cannot read it.

Update received from Zoom - FYI May be able to double click to enlarge: -- Carolyn J. Odio Resident Council Rep Hearing Loss Group at www.panorama.org (703) 725-8292 iPhone/Text Residence: 1835

Yes, need an option to be able to move the caption box. No one position is suitable at all times. I will make a suggestion that you can open full subtitles and it will appear on one side rather at

FYI: I have submitted this ticket to Zoom. Zoom Ticket #8198634 Here is an example of the problem: On iPad, the captions coverup the mouth: See the series of emails to Zoom Support: Zoom Support

I need clarification. Is it just the ‘host’ who needs to have otter ai, or does everyone who wants to see captions have to have it? Our chapter has the Zoom Pro program, but it is in my name.

Hi users, You can help make your message easily searchable by using "tags." When you start a new topic, after your title, click on the dropdown menu "Add Tags" or create your own new tags by using the

What about those who are professionally retired or stay at home parent(s)? There are people not willing to pay extra $$ as Katie Wright stated. Janet

Hopefully, the Otter.ai runs on the same server as the Zoom backend (or at least in the same server farm), to address the inherent latency of the Zoom Closed Caption REST API architecture. And

I believe this has been available for a while now. But it also requires a paid Otter a.i. account @ $13/month or $99/year. That is NOT accessibility. Zoom needs to get their own act together.

FYI, for Pro accounts and above: https://mashable.com/article/-zoom-live-captions/

I have copied/paste my email which addresses Ann's topic.If you want to see the comparison for yourself, send me a request and I will forward to you the actual email, so you have access to the zip

I'm following up on the question from yesterday's webinar where Debbie Schaaf presented. The question was regarding the CART delay using Zoom. I have seen the delay while using paid CART. It was

I know many of you are "Zoomed out," but if anyone is interested - I spotted this on YouTube today. I guess you would describe it as a streaming webinar on YouTube by Google for Nonprofits - Live Q&A.

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On 10/2/20, Carolyn Odio and I tried using the host key, which is available on your Zoom profile. 1. I sent her a link to a new meeting with a passcode and without recording enabled. I gave her my

Carolyn, No, I am referring to captioning Zoom meetings, videos, etc. Dan, You were right! I just turned off my Bluetooth and when I used a speech-to-text app, the volume on my hearing aids was not

For cellphone calls I use InnoCaption (which captions my calls). Is this the situation to which you are referring? -- Carolyn J. Odio Resident Council Rep Hearing Loss Group at www.panorama.org (703)