Deaf and Hard of Hearing Services Resources

• Working With Students Who Are Deaf or Hard of Hearing in a College Setting ^[1]
• Using Sign Language Interpreters During a Zoom Meeting ^[2]
• Helpful Hints ^[3]
• Communication Access: Frequently Asked Questions ^[4]
• What is a Sign Language Interpreter? ^[5]
• Communication without a Sign Language Interpreter ^[6]
• Suggestions from Faculty who have Worked with Students who are Deaf or Hard of Hearing ^[7]
• Suggestions Regarding the Use of Audio-Visual Media ^[8]

Websites

• Americans with Disabilities Act (ADAAA)
  • The Current ADA Regulation ^[9]
  • What are a public or private college-university’s responsibilities to students with disabilities? ^[10]
• Assistive Listening Systems:An Introduction ^[11]
• CART ^[12]
• Captioned Media ^[13]
• Note Taking ^[14]
• Sign Language Interpreters: An Introduction ^[15]
• Sign Language Interpreters: In the Classroom ^[16]
• Telecommunications (VRS, VRI, and TRS) ^[17]
  • A Video Phone (VP) is available for public use in the NECC Bentley Library. See the Service Desk to check out a remote. For training how to use a video phone, contact Deaf and Hard of Hearing Services ^[18].

^[19]