Accessible Video Version
Enjoy "The ABCs of Inclusion" with Voice Descriptions and ASL Captioning
In writing this book, I knew a variety of children would be reading it and I wanted it to be as accessible as possible. I've partnered with the Described and Captioned Media Program and Imagination Storybooks to bring this book to life with voice descriptions and ASL captioning. Happy reading!
Audio Descriptions & ASL
ASL Only
About The Described & Captioned Media Program
The Described and Captioned Media Program (DCMP) library provides on-demand captioned and described educational video and interactive content to benefit K-12 students who are deaf, hard of hearing, blind, visually impaired, or deaf-blind. Teachers/interpreters (including those still in training), other professionals, and family members whose use benefits these students can apply to have access to all DCMP media and training.
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Create Account
In order to access DCMP and all materias, you must apply for a Described and Captioned Media Program account. It is FREE and takes a few moments.
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Wait For Approval
The DCMP will review and approve your account within a few days (or sooner)! Make sure to keep an eye on your inbox for approval.
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Enjoy The Book
You can toggle on and off ASL captions with the toolbar in the lower right of the video as well as customize caption text. Check out everything Imagination Storybooks has to offer!
From Readers
- Great book! I really loved reading this book with my daughter! I hope to be able to use this book as a tool for future meetings with other kiddos!e.chambersAmazing book about real life kiddos!! I loved the idea of this book as soon as I saw it and I love the end result! 26 real like kiddos with amazing abilities!! Everyone should pick this up and spread the word that there is no other option rather than inclusion for our amazing kiddos in this world.Hannah M.Beautiful This book is amazing and definitely gift worthy.I can not wait to see the change this book will bring.Jonnalie
- Great book My child loves reading this book! I love how it incorporates so many different children and disabilities. It’s a great way to teach inclusion and acceptance from a young age!KellyGreat Story! This is a wonderful, inclusive book that explains things in a way that’s easy for children to understand! I love it!calleighcakesGreat Book! Read this to my first graders who have learning disabilities! They loved learning about the different children and the different disabilities! The cutest moment is when my students leave the class now they have to touch the braille on the classroom door EVERYDAY!Honestly
- Best book! Love it so much! I will read it to my class at school. Thank you for writing! This is wonderful.amandaAmazing! I think it's a fantastic idea. I work in a daycare and we will be reading it to the children quite a bit.MaryAmazing Book I follow beth and cooper on Facebook and couldn't wait to get her book! Beth did an amazing job on finding 26 different kids all represented by their letter and representing their diagnoses in an informative but fun way for both kids and adults to learn about!Laura W.