Disabled Persons Housing Service (Fife) is seeking a
​Volunteer Co-ordinator for its Self Directed Support project.

Self Directed Support Volunteer Co-ordinator
17.5 hour week (full time equivalent £21,600-22,968 pro rata)
Fixed Term to 31 March 2018 (subject to all conditions)
This project is funded by Scottish Government Support In the Right Direction

Closing date Wednesday 8th February 2017. 
Please contact the Co-ordinator Jackie Morrison on 01592 803280 or by email [email protected]
 
DPHS(Fife) is an Equal Opportunities employer and welcomes applicants from all sections of the community.  Applications from disabled applicants will be particularly welcomed with an interview being guaranteed if essential criteria are met. 

All relevant papers are available below:  

So just how do you subtitle that cool video you have on your website?  Will it take ages?  Will it be difficult?
 
Here’s Stefan’s 6 Easy Steps to Sub Titling Your Video.  Once you’ve done it once, there’ll be no stopping you! 

Step 1

Access video manager on YouTube, find the video you want to subtitle and click the arrow by ‘Edit’ (marked in red)
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Step 2

From dropdown, select ‘Subtitles & CC’
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Step 3

Click ‘Add new subtitles or CC’ and type in the language you are going to provide captions for, this does not have to be the language that the video is spoken in.
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Step 4

Then click ‘Transcribe and auto-sync’.
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Step 5,…..nearly there…..

​Just listen to the video and type out what is said word for word.  The video will pause as you start to type and then continue to play once you stop.

Step 6….and finally 

​After you are done clicking ‘Set timings’ will allow you to correct any sentences that appear too soon or too late for the spoken words.

Once all timings are correct, clicking ‘Actions’ and ‘Publish’ will add and save your captions.


How straight forward was that? 
 
Hope you enjoy sub titling your videos and please pass on the word!
 
THANK YOU to Stefan at DPHS(Fife) who figured this out all on his own!  ​

Adapt2Fit website - well done to our friends at Glasgow Centre for Inclusive Living and Capability Scotland for putting together this fantastic, user friendly guide to adapting your home.  Alongside the adaptation guidance there is full explanation of a wheelchair accessible property too.

Fantastic stuff!

http://adapt2fit.org.uk/