C-Print captioning is a computer-aided speech-to-text service for people who are deaf/hard of hearing and prefer printed text rather than sign language as an accommodation. C-Print often is used in educational settings (see C-Print Tipsheet http://www.netac.rit.edu/publication/tipsheet for further information or visit the C-Print Web site at http://www.cprint.rit.edu). Remote C-Print captioning occurs when a service provider or captionist is not in the same classroom as the instructor and students, or not even necessarily on the same campus. This can be a benefit to schools where it is difficult to find local C-Print captionists. This paper provides information about C-Print captioning in the educational environment.