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Accessibility for Deaf and Hard of Hearing
Accessibility for deaf and hard of hearing people, including captioning, CART, relays, hearing dogs, assistive listening devices, text communication, and legal rights.
- Assistive Listening Devices (4)
- CART (2)
- Captioning (15)
- Hearing Dogs (3)
- Interpreting
- Legal Rights for Deaf/HOH (4)
- Relay Services (3)
- Text Communication (2)
- Vendors - Deaf/HOH Products (4)
Interpreting versus Communication Access Realtime Translation - Advantages...
What are the advantages and disadvantages of using a sign language interpreter versus using communication access realtime translation services?
Cellular Phones and Tablets - Reviews
Reviews of cellular phones and tablets by About.com readers, with a focus on usability for deaf and hard of hearing people.See submissions
Making the Home Accessible
How do deaf and hard of hearing people make their homes accessible? They do it through various technological means.
Classroom Accessibility
Access for deaf and hard of hearing students in the classroom and other educational settings.
Hiding a Hearing Loss
Why do people try to hide a hearing loss, and how do they try to hide it?
Lipreading Software
Do you need software for learning how to read lips? Here are some sources.
