Video Interpretation
Follow these guidelines when planning video interpreting for presentations, conferences, events, or webinars. Review best practices for presentation coordinators, speakers, and interpreters.
Follow these guidelines when planning video interpreting for presentations, conferences, events, or webinars. Review best practices for presentation coordinators, speakers, and interpreters.
Review an overview and find tips for using federal and partnership logos.
Explore requirements around analytics tracking for Office of Head Start websites and mobile application.
National Centers can access web analytics for all pages and associated content from the HeadStart.gov Google Analytics 4 (GA4) account. This account reflects the corresponding data via the HeadStart.gov Drupal–GA4 property. Learn more about accessing and reviewing data related to the HeadStart.gov's website traffic.
Follow these quality, asset management, and metadata tagging standards for each photo, illustration, graphic, or logo uploaded into the HeadStart.gov Image Library in Box.
For captioning in Spanish, follow the guidelines for captioning video and audio files in English. However, here are some additional guidelines for Spanish content.
Plain language is communication that your audience can understand the first time they hear or read it. We use plain language so people can find, understand, and use what they need. It's also the law!
Content producers for HeadStart.gov must complete a Submission Form, which acts as a guide to make sure all pertinent information is included for processing.
Read this guideline to know when the HeadStart.gov Media Release Form is required.
The Office of Head Start (OHS) requires National Centers and others who post to HeadStart.gov to forecast upcoming events and other products using the Forecast and Submission of Products Smartsheet.