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Usability and use of SLS: caption

SLS:Caption provides captioning functionality for deaf and hearing users to provide captions to video content (including sign language content). Users are able to enter and modify text as well as adjust its font, colour, location and background opacity. An initial user study with hearing users showed that SLS:Caption was easy to learn and use. However, users seem reluctant to produce captions for their own video material; this was likely due to the task complexity and time required to create captions regardless of the usability of the captioning tool.