CBC research finds that kids like all kinds of captions

According to a new study from the pubcaster and CanChild, young viewers prefer karaoke-style captions, but traditional ones are just as effective at building comprehension.

By Ryan Tuchow

August 12, 2024

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CBC research finds that kids like all kinds of captions

According to a new study from the pubcaster and CanChild, young viewers prefer karaoke-style captions, but traditional ones are just as effective at building comprehension.

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