Described and Captioned Media Program
The Described and Captioned Media Program Offers free-loan described
and captioned educational media and provides a clearinghouse of
information related to educational media access. Please visit them at www.dcmp.org.
Captioned Media Program Provides Free Open-Captioned
Movies
December 2001 - The Captioned Media Program Launches
New Website
October 2006 - NAD Continues to Manage Described
and Captioned Media Program
February 2007 - Here's more information on the
mission of the Described and Captioned Media Program
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Editor: The Captioned Media Program is a federally funded program
that provides FREE open-captioned movies to the hearing loss community.
They have many different categories of videos, which you can borrow for
up to a week. They send the videos through the mail, and they pay the
postage both ways!!
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The Captioned Media Program (CMP) is a FREE video lending program
funded by the U.S. Department of Education, and administered by the NAD
(National Association of the Deaf.). We provide videos, which are
"open-captioned," meaning they will display the English text
with any TV/VCR. No special decoder-device is necessary.
We provide captioned versions of a variety of videos, including
classic movies, videos about hearing loss, biographies, arts and crafts,
nutrition, educational topics, and much more!
These videos are available to all deaf or hard of hearing Americans,
their parents, families, teachers, counselors, interpreters or others
whose use of our collection would benefit a deaf or hard of hearing
person. Our captioned videos are delivered right to your door and may be
kept up to one week before being returned. We pay the postage both ways.
Our catalog has around 4,000 videos in it, touching a wide variety of
topics, and is useful for people of all ages and reading levels. We have
a variety of E-Z Order forms such as: Video Instruction Courses in Sign
Language, Sign Language Studies, Signed Videos for Young People,
Biographies in ASL, Deaf Culture and History in Sign, ASL by way of
Tagalog Language - language of the Philippines and Spanish Language
Videos. We have educational videos for all age groups, special-interest
videos, and classic movie videos, and much, much more!!
CMP can be a terrific resource program that can provide assistive
technology sources and much, much more! We provide free materials such
as our brochure, registration form, attractive flyers, etc. for
distribution to those who would benefit from our free open-captioned
video library.
Captioned Media Program (formerly: The Captioned Films/Videos
Program)
National Association of the Deaf
1447 E. Main Street
Spartanburg SC 29302
864-585-1778 ext. 207
info@cfv.org
www.cfv.org
Toll-free numbers:
(800) 237-6213 - Voice
(800) 237-6819 - TTY
(800) 538-5636 - FAX
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December 2001
Editor: Regular readers know that I'm a huge fan of the Captioned
Media Program (CMP). They'll send you captioned videotapes on virtually
any topic you can think of. It's FREE and they pay the postage both
ways! They've just unveiled their new and improved website. Check it out
at http://www.cfv.org. Here are portions of their press release.
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Our CMP Web site has a new look and exciting new features! You can
now book media and receive confirmation online! You can learn about new
CMP titles by one click on our home page! There is a new
Spanish-language section of the site! And more! Read below.
--Catalog Features. You can now browse by topic area (new) or use
improved keyword search capabilities.
--Ordering Features. You can view a calendar, book materials
yourself, and receive instant confirmation online.
--"New Titles." You can click on "New Titles" on
our home page and see the ten most recently added titles. Also, when you
"Browse the Catalog," you may learn about the fifty most
recently added titles with a simple click.
--"Have You Seen." Our home page will show you different
titles each time you visit, as a reminder of what we have to offer.
--Spanish-language Pages. A first! As you visit our home page, note
at the very top: "CMP En Espaņol." Web pages in Spanish
language, a mini-catalog, information regarding registration and
ordering are presented.
--"Media Room." This section of our site is to help our
advertisers. But you may want to look at our TV public service
announcements or use our ads to tell friends, teachers, and others about
the CMP.
--And more! Contact us and tell us what you think about our new site!
