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For over 15 years, we've partnered with higher ed on video accessibility, from campus-wide compliance to day-to-day student accommodations. We're bringing both to AHEAD 2026 in Providence, Rhode Island, July 22 to 24.

Pulse gives institutions one place to see accuracy risk and audio description gaps before they become compliance issues. Our captioning and AD services cover the rest, from real-time delivery to full accessibility files.

Book time with our team while we're in Providence. Link in the comments.

Captioning for Title II compliance is one thing.

Audio description is a different problem entirely and for most universities, it's the one that's still unsolved.

AD can cost nearly 10x more than captions, but not every video requires it. And without a way to know which videos actually need it, institutions end up either over-spending or under-complying.

Pulse now solves for this. Erik Ducker walked through exactly how in a recent webinar: how to identify which videos need AD and which ones don't, how to prioritize remediation by real risk, and how to build a compliance process that's defensible to leadership.

The link to the recording is in the comments!

University video libraries don't shrink. Every semester, more lectures, course recordings, and campus content get added to platforms that are already hard to audit.

Under ADA Title II, all of it needs to be accessible, including captions and audio description. Managing that at scale without a way to prioritize is where compliance strategies break down.

Pulse audits your entire library, scores caption accuracy at the video level, evaluates audio description requirements for each piece of content, and routes only the high-risk files for human remediation. So your team focuses where it actually matters, and your budget goes further.

Learn more at the link in the comments.