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Getting Cochlear Implants To Work In Tandem

Biologically, our (human) ears are made to talk to each other – to identify sounds, to lower interfering sounds, prioritise vital sounds and locate the source of a sound. This sound apportioning happens via a neural reflex that links the cochlea of each ear via the brain’s auditory control centre – to balance hearing between

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9 years ago Education, Hearing, Language Development, Smartphones, Telehealthaccess, accessibility, auditory, bilateral, binaural, crowd, deaf, deafness, device, digital, echo, engineer, environment, geolocation, group, hear, hearing, location, materials, microphone, microphones, reverberation, sound, source, technology, tuning, venue, wifi

Roger Pen Clarifies Spoken Language For Children

Children and young people who wear hearing-aids and cochlear implants can use a new microphone, the Roger Pen, which cuts background noise when listening to music, stories or TV and pairs with mobile phones for calls. Infants and Preschoolers As babies with hearing-devices travel in buggies, the words their carer says to them, goes directly from the

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11 years ago 2 Comments Captions, Education, Hearingassistant, buggies, buggy, chat, child, childcare, children, class, classroom, conversation, conversations, creche, discuss, discussion, education, family, group, hear, hearing, interact, interaction, literacy, microphone, nursery, parent, parents, park, pen, playschool, preschool, read, reading, roger, school, staff, talk, talking, technology, words, work, worker

Video: School Challenges Benefit From Teamwork

Teamwork by families with schools to optimise listening environments, pays off for students like these two siblings (video). Having said that, a recent national survey by support entity AG Bell shows schools to be unaware of simple process changes and accommodations that really make a difference. VIDEO: Students strive to overcome challenges in school Additional

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11 years ago 3 Comments Hearingassistant, cochlear, device, devices, digital, education, family, FM, hear, hearing, hearing aid, insights, mainstream, microphone, online, preferential, principal, resource, school, sight, system, teacher, teachers, teaching, teamwork, technology, tools, video, videos

Consumer Technology For Single Sided Deafness

With Derrick Coleman, the Seattle Seahawks fullback who’s legally deaf, recently storming onto our screens in a Duracell advert, the social impact of the advertising campaign is already being witnessed at a high-tech level. After having SSD (single-sided) deafness since early childhood, film director Rik Cordero was inspired by the advert, to evaluate modern technologies

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11 years ago 1 Comment Hearingaccess, accessibility, accessible, assistive, bilateral, cable, child, children, consumer, cubed, deaf, deafness, design, device, earbud, education, family, hearing, inclusion, inclusive, iPod, lapel, lead, learn, learning, listening, microphone, mobile, modern, one, personal, phone, read, reading, school, schools, shuffle, sided, single, sleek, social, speech, student, students, support, teach, teacher, teachers, teaching, technology, unilateral, visual, words

Knowmia, Panopto & MicroCone In The Classroom

Teachers, finding a diversifying mix of students in their classrooms, are always seeking new tools to simplify their preparation for impending classes. Two of these three tools offer learning-content creation with audio, slides, subtitles, notes and video while accommodating students of varied abilities. First up, is Panopto, a soution to deliver searchable, accessible multimedia content

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11 years ago Captions, Education, Hearing, Smartphonesaccess, accessible, app, apps, audio, book, books, child, children, content, creation, creative, element, learn, learning, lesson, lessons, literacy, mainstream, microphone, note, note taking, note-taker, notepad, notes, podcast, preschool, read, reading, school, schools, social, speech, student, students, support, teach, teacher, teachers, teaching, text, training, transcribe, transcript, video, visual, words, write, written

Learning European Languages With Live Captions

Fred Suter, a deafened student from Germany who’s studying modern languages in the UK, shares how he uses realtime captions in lectures for 100% access to course material with a laptop, microphone and wifi network. Read: Experience of Communication Support At University For the Sound Advice team, this is exactly how students who’re deaf or hard-of-hearing

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How Educational Software Benefits Deaf Students

Young deaf students attending Lawrence Elementary School in the US have seen the literacy and numeracy benefits of a new software initiative. FM Systems Remove Ambient Noise In the classroom, audio output from the computer is sent via radio waves, directly to receivers the students wear on their hearing aids and/or cochlear implants. Ambient noise

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15 years ago 1 Comment Captions, Education, Hearing, Language Developmentaccess, accessibility, accessible, aid, audio, cochlear, communication, computer, e-learning, education, family, fun, hearing, IBM, implant, inclusion, inclusive, independent, interactive, IT, KidSmart, language, literacy, microphone, numeracy, opportunities, PC, phonetic, principal, radio, reading, sign, software, speech, spoken, student, students, teach, teacher, technology, training, verbal, visual, waves, whiteboard

Tutorial Captioning Benefits Deaf Students’ Access

Premier Captioning Wicklow are proud to advise that they are working with a deaf student at Trinity College Dublin to provide support in group tutorials where students are asked to discuss questions or issues raised by the tutor. Remote Captioning Services Save Resources PCR’s service is remote, meaning the transcriber does not have to be

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15 years ago 5 Comments Captions, Education, Hearing, Smartphonesaccess, accessibility, college, colleges, internet, iPhone, laptop, lecture, lecturer, microphone, room, school, schools, seminar, skype, student, students, tutorial, tutorials, universities, university
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