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Educational Media Featuring High-Quality Captioning and Description

A mother and her young son and daughter relax on a couch in a modern living room. The mother holds a television remote control as her children look attentively across the room.

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A male teacher stands smiling among middle school students in a classroom. A captioned science video plays on a student’s laptop and on a large screen by a chalkboard. A male student points at a fish on his laptop screen while other students look on.

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Streaming TV and Movies, DVDs, Interactive Media, Resources, and more.

We're here to educate students with sensory disabilities, along with their parents and teachers. Our major network-produced, educational content is carefully customized to serve the needs of K-12 students, as well as adult students studying to meet the needs of blind and deaf students.

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DCMP provides a variety of resources to serve students with sensory disabilities, and we literally hold the standard for described and captioned media.

From Our Learning Center:

DCMP: A Valuable Media Resource for Educators and Parents

DCMP: A Valuable Media Resource for Educators and Parents

On-demand Accessible Television for Home and the Classroom

On-demand Accessible Television for Home and the Classroom

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DCMP's Keys to Access

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