I disagree. They were a byproduct of the regular teaching which followed accessibility standards. If a student in a class needed accommodations, they were provi

I disagree. They were a byproduct of the regular teaching which followed accessibility standards. If a student in a class needed accommodations, they were provided, however the videos were similar to someone posting a video of their security camera rather than Berkeley orchestrating a recorded class session. The point of the ADA is social good and not one single person benefitted, directly or indirectly, from the Berkeley videos being taken down.