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an innovative English to ASL digital translator
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Special Topics
Assistive Technologies
Automatic Speech Recognition
Technology Communication, Projects and/or Research
Audiology and Hearing Aids
Bookstores and Publishers
Captioning and Media Information
C-Print
Caption Resources
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Instant
Captioning -Provides live captions or transcriptions for people
who are deaf or hh which will assist them during conversations, meetings
or lectures. Works with a variety of devices like laptops, cellular
phones with alphanumeric display screens or small hand-held instant
captioning devices.
- MovieFlix Movies-Click on "Captioned"
to view streamed videos.
- Personal Captioning System-Using
wireless radio transmission the PALM CAPTIONING DISPLAY provides easy to read
text captioning anywhere within a venue. The battery powered unit is held
on a goose neck allowing complete flexibility in positioning. “Reading captions
from a PALM CAPTIONING DISPLAY is like glancing down at the speedometer while
you drive.” The unit can also rest on a table or desk.
- PlaceWare-The leader in web conferencing
services for Internet-based business communications and eLearning, announced
the formation of a partnership with Rapidtext,
Inc. to provide live voice-to-text services for web conference participants.The
partnership cements PlaceWare's position as the first web conferencing provider
to become compliant with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). Enabling
hearing-impaired users to utilize real-time web conferencing allows new audiences
to fully leverage the enhanced "IQ," or interactivity quotient,
of PlaceWare's eLearning services and gives instructors and learners more
flexibility, control, functionality and independence overtheir learning environments.
- Viable Technologies - Remote
realtime transcription solution fostering equal communication access for deaf,
hard-of-hearing, and hearing clients with communication or other special needs.
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Cinema
Theater- 957 S. Clinton Ave., Rochester, NY 14620. Sometimes
has captioned foreign flicks. Costs $3.00 to see 2 films. (2nd run
movies).
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- DTS-CSS Caption System
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Regal Theatre-Henrietta-OCF
usually have 4 showings daily for one week with new changes beginning
on Fridays. To find movies/times, check the Democrat & Chronicle
Thursday Weekender and look for a box entitled "Open Captioned
Film" which will tell you what movie is playing that week and
showtimes. Pick up discount tickets at Campus Connections. When you get to this website, type in the zip code for Henrietta
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- Little Theater-Subtitled
and Foreign Movies
Captioned Videos and Movies
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- Math and Science Captioned Videos
- Special Interest Videos
- RIT
and NTID Captioned Videos
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Usher Syndrome
Deaf Art
- Ayisha Knight-Photographer
- TheBettsBro,
Inc.-Web/graphic design
- Betty Miller
- Cathy Woolley
- Chuck Baird
- Claire Bergman
- Deaf Art-Deaf View/Image Art (De'VIA)
- Deaf Art/Deaf Artists Website-OUTSTANDING!
- Deaf Artists Library
Guide
- Deaf Art Listserv
- Deaf Arts Lynx
- Deaf Culture Centre-Toronto
- Deaf Lens-Jane Norman outstanding website
- DeafMedia.org
- De'VIA
Article - World Around You
- Disability Arts Lynx
- Dyer Art Center at NTID
- eCards in ASL
- Eddie Swayze-Deaf Poet and Artist
- Exploring
the Work of Deaf Artists---Julia Robinson from the Curriculum Foundation
has creative activities related to artwork.
- Flying Hands Studio
- Gallaudet
FAQ Guide about Lincoln Memorial and Gallaudet Statues
- Ganesh Shetty-Artist from India
- Guy Wonder
- Harry R. Williams
- Helene Oppenheimer
- International Archive
of Deaf Artists
- International Center on Deafness
and the Arts-is a place where children (2-102!), teens and adults
who are deaf, hard of hearing and hearing are encouraged to Imagine, Create
and Dream through
shared artistic expression.
- International Deaf Artists
Exhibit-"Seeing Through Deaf Eyes" at Lexington School
- Jean Leger-French deaf artist
- John Brewster-Fenimore Art Museum
- Leon Lim
- Mary Rappazzo
- Morris Broderson
- National Gallery of
Art-Search by artist's last name, keywords, title, school, style, date,
medium, subjects (check images only)
- NTID Deaf Artists Showcase
- De'VIA Artist-Pam Witcher
- Robin Bartholick-Photographer
- Robin Taylor
- Susan Dupor
- Tamsin Williams
- Tate Tullier-Photographer
- Tom Willard Photography
Deaf Biographies
- About Deaf Biography Resources
- CSUN Calendar
Biographies-Olof Hanson, Gil Eastman, Heinrich Von Treitschke, Konstantin
Tsiolkovsky, John Goodricke, John W. Lowe, Bernard Bragg,Judith Pachciarz
- Deaf Biographies-English
Works!
- Deaf Friends International
- Deaf Genealogy Database
- Deaf Scientists
- Gallaudet Index to
Deaf Biographies
- Gallaudet
FAQ Deaf Nobel Prize Winners
- Gene and Inez Petersen
Collection of Life Stories: A Prototype Oral History Project at NTID
- Lang, H. The
Deaf Astronomer & the Demon Star.
- Lang. H. Can
Deaf People Succeed in Science? You Bet!
- Lang, H. Six
Moon Craters Named for Deaf Scientists.
- WML Deaf Biographies
Bibliography Guide
- World
Around You Interviews and Profiles of Deaf Individuals--- Dr. Glenn Anderson,
Michelle Banks, Nancy Bloch, Connie Briscoe, James Cameron, Kimberly Garcia,
Morgan Green, Sharon Hayes, Chris Heuer and Paul Conant, Nathie Marbury, Dr.
Tom McDavitt, Mr. Mohammad Obiedat, Simeon Ogolla, Vladimir Pavlyukovets,
Roslyn Rosen, Louis Schwarz, Rachel Stone, John Stanton, Patrick Atuonah,
Jay Baldridge, Robin Baily, Fred Beam, Evon Black, Clive Boswell, Deanne Bray,
Gordon DaDalt, Sue Thomas, Derek Braun, Paige Franklin, Sumi Funayama, Barbara
Hardaway, Ellen Loughran, James Nickerson, Charlene Sorensen, Uzi Buzaglo,
Bill Carwile, Rai Doblmeier, CJ Jones, Jolanta Lapiak, Valerie Powell, Paul
Thompson and Myron Weinberger.
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