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The Frontier Of Teleaudiology And Self Tuned Hearing

Hearing tests in South Africa via teleaudiology systems now offer two options for client diagnostics. The first is asynchronous tests with clients tested (remotely) online and results passed to a professional. With synchronous tests, a client’s hearing is tested in real time, with the professional reviewing and referring the test results onward as relevant. Apps For Self-Programming Hearing-Aids Transmedicine audiology systems, or

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9 years ago 7 Comments Hearing, Smartphones, Telehealthaccess, accessible, app, augmented, cochlear, concerts, deaf, deafness, device, engineer, gaming, hearables, hearing, inclusive, mainstream, mobile, music, reality, social, sound, technology, teleaudiology, transmedicine

Early Intervention Gets Illinois Children Hearing And Talking

Through a program in Illinois State, audiologists, speech therapists and teachers of the deaf train in early intervention for children to learn to hear and talk with hearing-devices. * VIDEO: Graduate program trains students to teach children with hearing issues The joint training of multi-disciplinary teams is growing in the US, as more families choose

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9 years ago 2 Comments Education, Hearing, Language Developmentaudiology, auditory, child, childcare, children, cochlear, communication, creche, deaf, deafness, early, early-years, ECCE, ece, education, family, hearing, inclusion, inclusive, intervention, Ireland, language, learn, learning, multi-disciplinary, preschool, speech, staff, teach, teachers, teaching, teamwork, technology, therapy, verbal, visual, words, workers

Insights To Life With Cochlear Implants

Real, human insights to life with cochlear implants can be tricky to source. While these devices are not accepted by some, these experiences of digital hearing are worth reading: Read: Cochlear Implants Give The Gift Of Hearing, But They’re Not For Everyone Our favourite story here, is the office worker who overheard a colleague on

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9 years ago 1 Comment Education, Hearingaccess, bilateral, child, children, cochlear, communication, deaf, deafness, education, family, hearing, implant, implants, inclusion, inclusive, insights, learn, learning, literacy, mainstream, parent, parents, perception, preschool, read, reading, school, schools, social, speech, student, students, teacher, teachers, teaching, technology, understanding, unilateral, visual, words

The Sound Barrier, July 2015

“The Sound Barrier“, an hour-long public education documentary about cochlear implants in Ireland, screened on RTE, the state television channel on Tuesday, July 14th at 21:35. View the documentary here in its entirety, with the trailer at the end of this post. Celebrating Bionic Hearing For Children In July 2014, bilateral cochlear implants for children

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Video9 years ago 1 Comment Education, Hearing, Language Developmentauditory-verbal, avt, bilateral, child, children, cochlear, communication, consistent, deaf, deafness, development, education, family, hearing, HSE, implant, implants, inclusion, inclusive, Ireland, language, learn, learning, literacy, parent, parents, pediatric, preschool, quality, read, reading, school, schools, services, social, speech, student, students, support, sustained, teach, teacher, teachers, teaching, technology, therapy, time, times, vocabulary, waiting, words, writing

Listening In School Can Drain Cognitive Resources

Children who have hearing difficulties can find listening all day in school and classes to be exhausting work, according to an article in the May 2015 edition of The Hearing Journal. Defining The Challenge The author, Dr Ryan McCreery, of Boys Town National Research Hospital Omaha, writes: Specifically, the task of understanding and processing speech degraded

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10 years ago 1 Comment Education, Hearing, Language Developmentaccess, accessibility, accessible, child, children, class, classes, classroom, cochlear, communication, deaf, deafness, dialogue, education, group, groups, hearing, inclusion, inclusive, Ireland, language, learn, learning, literacy, mainstream, peer, preschool, read, reading, school, schools, speech, spoken, student, students, teach, teachers, teaching, technology, training, visual, words

Why Do Deaf Schools Cost So Much?

Discussions about specialist schools for deaf students, routinely highlight that educational outcomes for the students tend to be well below national averages – despite large sums of money being invested into the schools, into digital tools and into teaching resources. Cost Analyses Can Be Illuminatory Reading the critique, Why Are Expenses So High At School For The Deaf?, by Dr Nick Fina,

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10 years ago 6 Comments Education, Hearing, Language Developmentaccess, accessibility, accessible, auditory-verbal, child, children, cochlear, communication, deaf, deaf education in Ireland, deafness, direct, education, family, hearing, inclusion, inclusive, Ireland, language, learn, learning, literacy, mainstream, parent, parents, payments, preschool, provision, reading, school, schools, services, social, speech, student, students, support, teach, teacher, teachers, teaching, technology, therapy, traditional, training, visual, words

Pebble Watches Doubling As An Access Tool

Kristen Regelein, head of global sales at smartwatch maker Pebble – who went deaf at age three – uses a Pebble watch in business meetings to alter the volume on her hearing-aids. “My personal and professional life depends heavily on my listening and communication out to the world. When your job is to negotiate deals, it could

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10 years ago 1 Comment Captions, Hearing, Smartphonesaccess, accessibility, accessible, business, colleague, communication, control, customise, device, employer, employment, hack, hearing, inclusion, inclusive, mainstream, meetings, occupation, occupational, open, pair, pairing, smartphone, smartwatch, social, source, speech, support, teammate, technology, training, visual, volume, words, workplace

Public Service Innovation Using Design (Conference)

SPIDER, a European project about service design, held its final conference, “Innovating Public Services In Challenging Times” at Dublin Castle, on June 9th and 10th, 2015. Key Learning Points Public services in Europe need reform to address the recurring, ‘wicked’ social issues. Four co-creation models were presented by Birgit Mager for innovating public services. The historic social power slope has

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10 years ago Education, Hearing, Telehealthaccess, accessible, analytical, challenge, child, children, co-create, co-creation, cochlear, communication, consultants, deaf, design, design principles, design thinking, education, engineer, experts, family, focused, generated, hearing, inclusion, inclusive, Ireland, lateral, learn, literacy, mainstream, personnel, reception, reverse, service, service design, services, social, solutions, solve, team, technology, think, thinking, toolkit, tools, training, user, user design, user interface, visual

Uber Optimises Its Apps For Drivers With Hearing Issues

Uber, whose service links drivers and riders, recently upgraded its transit apps for easier access by drivers who are deaf or hard of hearing, after focus groups to explore the issues. Drivers in Chicago, Los Angeles, San Francisco and Washington DC have a visual alert plus an audible warning to new rider requests, which increases their trade. Riders connecting with a

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CinemaConnect and MobileConnect Clarify Sounds

Two new apps, CinemaConnect and MobileConnect, are devised for cinema and theatre fans to optimise incidental show dialogue for their hearing needs simply by calibrating the sound levels on their smart phones – even when hearing devices are not worn. A streaming audio signal transmitted from the movie screen or stage is detected by a user’s phone, with sound relayed

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