Building the Ideal Online Video Curriculum For Endangered Languages Using WAYK

[Cathy Wheaton]

I would like suggestions on how to add subtitles to video for YouTube as it takes a very long time for me to do this now. (6 hrs editing time for a 11 minute video)
I have no budget for expensive software and a basic PC but perhaps there are ways to do this withwith readily available applicable software?
I just need to add text to audio as it is being spoken, the text is in an accepted font-for me its adding subtitles more quickly
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Date:         Thu, 12 May 2011 10:49:48 
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Subject: Re: [ILAT] Building the Ideal Online Video Curriculum For Endangered Languages Using WAYK

William this is really great. Do you think it would be difficult to add
subtitles in the language (given many languages use special characters not
necessarily available in unicode)?

On Thu, May 12, 2011 at 10:42 AM, Willem Larsen <willemlarsen at gmail.com>wrote:

> "Where Are Your Keys?" is a design system for generating accelerating
> learning, primarily applied to revitalizing endangered languages. More info
> at http://whereareyourkeys.org.
>
> We're working on the ideal "youtube" video format for endangered languages,
> and blogged our experiments applying principles of accelerated learning to
> Chinook Jargon curriculum, along with a comparison to Irish language
> (Gaeilge) videos we have made. Looking forward to your feedback!
>
>
> http://blog.whereareyourkeys.org/2011/05/12/building-a-video-curriculum-for-an-endangered-language/
>
> yrs,
> Willem
>
>

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