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Tips for Webinars, Virtual Meetings, & Video Conferencing During the Coronavirus Pandemic
Remore work or working from home is becoming a worldwide necessity during the COVID-19 outbreak. Learn about the best ways to approach video conferencing.
Essential ADA Compliance in the Classroom
Educators have an obligation to ensure classroom accessibility for students with disabilities. Learn more about classroom accessibility with our guide.
Updates on Rev’s Safety and Wellbeing Efforts During Coronavirus
We are closely monitoring the public health situation related to the novel strain of coronavirus (COVID-19) that originated in Wuhan, China. Both the
Meet a Revver: Retired Lawyer Puts Family First
Tell us about yourself. My name is Cheryl. I’m from Grand Forks, North Dakota and recently moved back here from Kansas to be closer to my 84-year
How to Edit Videos Faster in Premiere Pro: 5 Tricks
Learn how to edit videos faster in Adobe Premiere Pro with these five useful tricks. Learn more about how to use shortcuts, transcripts, and optimized workflows.
Roadmap to Web Accessibility in Higher Education
Universities and colleges must upgrade their websites, online courses, and network resources to meet modern web accessibility standards. Learn how to maintain web accessibility with our guide.
WCAG Web Content Accessibility Guidelines
Learn more about the WCAG web accessibility guidelines and why your brand needs to stay accessible for all.
ADA Compliance for Colleges & Universities: Laws Protecting People with Disabilities
Schools seeking to achieve compliance must note there are both federal and state laws that may apply to their institution’s campuses. The first disability mandate to address is the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).
Why the 2022 World Cup is so controversial Transcript
As the 2022 Qatar World Cup kicks off, questions surrounding a global corruption scandal, $200 billion spent to build an entire city, seven stadiums and more continue to embroil the tournaments. Read the transcript here.
First Covid deaths in China in months as case numbers spike Transcript
China has reported its first Covid deaths in six months, as case numbers rise – with more than 27,000 new infections recorded. Read the transcript here.
Donald Trump’s Twitter account reinstated Transcript
The former president’s account was banned after the January 6th attack on the Capitol. Read the transcript here.
Biden administration says Saudi crown prince immune from lawsuits in murder of Khashoggi Transcript
The State Department issued a legal opinion that said Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman has immunity from U.S. Courts. The prince has been sued by the fiancée of journalist Jamal Khashoggi. Read the transcript here.
Historic Storm Burying Western New York Transcript
At least 77 inches of snow was reported in the Buffalo Bill’s home of Orchard Park alone, with an estimated 66 inches in just 24 hours marking a New York state all-time record. Read the transcript here.
Senate advances bill protecting same-sex marriage Transcript
The United States is one step closer to providing firm protections for gay and interracial marriage. Read the transcript here.
Pentagon Officials Speak After Ukraine Meeting Transcript
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin and Joint Chiefs of Staff Chair General Mark Milley hold a press conference following their meeting with the Ukraine Defense Contact Group. Read the transcript here.
UH researchers find potential breakthrough vaccine against fentanyl Transcript
The University of Houston announced a breakthrough that could be a life-saving tool against the opioid epidemic, a fentanyl vaccine. Read the transcript here.
NATO head Jens Stoltenberg holds news conference Transcript
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg holds a news conference on Nov. 16 after Russian-made missile exploded in a Polish village on the border with Ukraine. Read the transcript here.
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