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Connected Alarm Clock And Alerter From Cenify

Two students at Rochester Institute of Technology, Patrick Seypura and Alec Satterly, who have hearing issues, are gearing for connected homes with a smartphone-based alarm clock app, to distribute via Cenify, their company. This video shows how the app and phone might work in the home context: A wireless version of the app-managed clock is

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11 years ago 2 Comments Hearing, Smartphones#hearable, #wearables, access, accessibility, accessible, app, cochlear, coffee, college, connect, connected, deaf, deafness, degree, education, family, hearing, home, homes, inclusion, inclusive, intelligent, late, machine, mainstream, RIT, school, sensor, smart, smartphone, social, speech, student, students, studies, study, support, technology, time, up, wake, wearable, work, workplace

Long-Term Benefits Of Smarter Cochlear Implants

Children who receive cochlear implants can progress for several years afterward, a longitudinal research project by Penn State University shows. In a milestone multi-year study, the researchers found students’ peer relationships were impacted by teacher and peer acceptance within a school. Positive Long-Term Outcomes of Cochlear Implantation “We didn’t actually know how implanted children would do

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11 years ago 2 Comments Education, Hearing, Language Developmentacoustic, acoustics, app, assistant, child, children, cochlear, device, ear, environment, families, family, hear, hearing, implant, intelligent, interface, long-term, longitudinal, longterm, model, outcome, outcomes, parent, parents, remote, research, smart, smarter, speech, study, talk, talking, technology

‘Children Are Made Smart From Conversations’

Earlier this year, Chicago-based ENT surgeon Dana Suskind, was mentioned on this site for her Thirty Million Words project. Working with children who have cochlear implants raised her interest into how spoken language builds when family conversations are facilitated – in babies and children with/out hearing issues. Read: Want Smart Kids? Talk – And Listen – To

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11 years ago 2 Comments Education, Hearing, Language Developmentaccess, auditory, background, bank, book, books, brain, build, chat, chatterbox, chatty, child, children, cochlear, communication, converse, creche, deaf, deafness, develop, development, ece, economic, education, family, grow, hear, hearing, inclusion, inclusive, infant, intelligence, intelligent, interact, interaction, interactions, kindergarten, language, listen, literacy, mainstream, million, parent, parents, pathways, preschool, read, reading, respond, smart, socio, speak, talk, talking, technology, thirty, thirty million words, verbal, vocabulary, word, words

New Words-App For Children With Hearing Devices

A new app enables children with hearing-aids and cochlear implants, to practice their listening and speaking with flash-cards and a range of speech sounds for each letter. Very cleverly, the app has parent tips for its use. Read: New HOPE Words App for iPhones and iPads Video: See the Hope Words App in action The

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13 years ago 4 Comments Education, Hearing, Language Developmentapp, apps, baby, caption, captions, child, children, cochlear, concept, concepts, device, devices, early, family, fun, hearing, infant, interact, interactive, iPad, iPhone, iPod, language, learn, learning, letters, listen, listening, literacy, mobile, multi, multi-sensory, music, new, parent, PC, print, puzzle, reading, sensory, sign, skills, SLT, smart, smartphone, sound, speaking, speech, tablet, teach, teaching, therapy, tune, video, visual, vocabulary, word, words, writing, years

Early Learning With Smart-Phones And Tablet PCs

Are you curious about what your child will learn when they start school? How will they learn, and with what? Computers, not books! Today’s toddlers are digital natives. Namely, they will grow up knowing how to use smartphones and tablet PCs, regardless of their social or educational background. More preschoolers know how to use a

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