Use CART when you need verbatim transcripts
CART is great for classes, online meetings, court proceedings, conventions, and more!
Among the communication options for deaf and hard of hearing people is a service called CART (Communication Access Realtime Translation), a method of Speech–to–Text translation. Using stenographic machines and computer software, CART providers translate the spoken word into the written word nearly as fast as people can talk. Text is displayed on a laptop computer, monitor, or large screen, depending on the situation. CART results in a verbatim (word–for–word) text of all spoken content.
CART is great for classes, online meetings, court proceedings, conventions, and more!
Webinars, distance learning, religious programming, Zoom meetings, are just a few types of programs that can be captioned live.
Seminars, webinars, conventions, lectures, commencement ceremonies, Equal Access Services can provide captioning that will enhance your event and promote your compassion for accessibility
Make your next live streaming event ADA and Section 508 compliant. With the use of realtime captioning, you can reach a wider audience and grow your participation.
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EAS is a great company to work with when it comes to captioning and interpreting. Our clients are always satisfied with the level of service they receive.
Jeff Hanks RJC Interpreters Office
Dave and his team at Equal Access Services have been great to work with. They provide excellent customer service and professionalism in all that they do; whether they are providing CART, TypeWell, or Interpreters for students, staff, and events, we know it is always performed to the highest standard.
Sandi Patton DRC, Nevada State College
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