Applications for Education.
Enabling captions for videos that you display in your class (whether online or in-person) makes the material available to all students. Even students who you may not believe need the captions made it possible for can take advantage of having the captions showed on screen. That is particularly true when the speaker in a video is pronouncing a tough word or a word that is difficult to hear plainly..

In Chrome you can make it possible for captions for any video that is used a webpage. This will deal with videos that are embedded into sites and will even deal with videos that are played from your Google Drive. In this brief video I demonstrate how to allow captioning in Chrome..

YouTube will
automatically generate captions for practically any video that you discover. Likewise, it will immediately create captions for videos that you upload to your account. If you want to use YouTube, thats great. However if you have a video that isnt on YouTube and you need to show captions with it, there is an option constructed into Chrome..