Honestly, a deaf audience would overwhelmingly prefer to read the document themselves. Otherwise, you’re just sitting there spending seconds reading the slide, then minutes of lip-flapping while they wait for the hearing world to catch up. For each slide.
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IRL subtitles for deaf attendees feels like the only valid reason for this.
Honestly, a deaf audience would overwhelmingly prefer to read the document themselves. Otherwise, you’re just sitting there spending seconds reading the slide, then minutes of lip-flapping while they wait for the hearing world to catch up. For each slide.