Links related to Deaf/Hard of Hearing

Overview Local recording is available to free and paid subscribers. Local recording allows participants to record meeting video and audio locally to a computer. The recorded files can be uploaded t...

Overview Use the Audio transcript option (under Cloud Recording) to automatically transcribe the audio of a meeting or webinar that you record to the cloud. After this transcript is processed, it a...

A brief video on how to use an interpreter in Zoom.

The best approach for using Zoom Meeting for classes or meetings with interpreters and Deaf and hard of hearing participants.

This video is for Deaf and Hard of Hearing students and staff to learn a little about the Zoom app.

Consider how you appear and communicate virtually.

https://support.zoom.us/hc/en-us/articles/115005759423-Managing-participants-in-a-meeting

Lock meeting and chat, restrict screen sharing & more: Here are some best practices for securing your virtual classroom using Zoom.

This is a useful feature when you're trying to teach someone how to navigate their computer screen (e.g., younger student). You can use your mouse to show them where to go as well as practice how to use the mouse.

We use Zoom a lot for our online learning. This video explains in ASL on what to do and what not to do with Zoom.

Overview Local recording is available to free and paid subscribers. Local recording allows users to record meeting video and audio locally to a computer. The recorded files can be uploaded to a fil...

Capture internal audio from Youtube, Zoom calls, webinars, music channels, and other browser players. 🔉 Loom has internal recording capabilities for your browser tab, as well for applications on y...

Step-by-step guide on how to move your Zoom Recording videos from Zoom to your Google Drive. Instructions & Screenshots: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1...

Tips for addressing needs of deaf and hard of hearing participants in virtual workplace meetings. This includes meetings with all-sign language users, or a mix of sign language users and audio users with sign language interpreter support.

Teachers, Feel free to use and share. File---> Make a copy and it’s yours to edit, adjust to your needs, etc. Don’t worry about giving me credit. Just use the resources responsibly. Happy teaching and learning! --Jenna Jenna Reeh Instructional Technology Facilitator Papillion LaVista Community Sc...

Many of us are quarantined due to the coronavirus. I've begun using Zoom to complete online classes with my students. I felt the need to make a list of rules for them to abide by because, well, the first few days were a bit chaotic! #distancelearningtptI also included one for Google Hangouts and a B...