Edmonton, AB educational audiologists created these FABULOUS resources that they have generously agreed to share for anyone to use. Many, many thanks to Krista Yuskow, @Amber Darragh and @Reanne Pernitsky on their hard work on these documents! 1. Family Resource_Alternative Delivery Tips for Students who are Deaf/Hard of Hearing_2020 2. Listening to Electronic Devices with Hearing Technologies 3. School Resource_Alternative Delivery Accessibility for Students who are Deaf/Hard of Hearing_2020 4. Whole-Screen Capture Programs

Is your child studying at home as a result of COVID-19? Here are tips for ensuring accessible online learning for deaf students.

London's National Theatre is using augmented reality to make its performances more accessible for hard of hearing customers.

OLED has another killer use case: magically transparent smart glass lenses.

Fantastic information on captioning

Information and testimonials of this speech recognition to text technology

Closed captioning displays the audio portion of a television program as text on the TV screen, providing a critical link to news, entertainment and information for individuals who are deaf or hard-of-hearing. Congress requires video programming distributors (VPDs) - cable operators, broadcasters, satellite distributors and other multi-channel video programming distributors - to close caption their TV programs. FCC closed captioning rules FCC rules for TV closed captioning ensure that viewers who are deaf and hard of hearing have full access to programming, address captioning quality and pro...

PEPnet description here.

Captioning provider across a variety of venues, including live theater

An alternative to StreamText, this company appears to be able to provide you with captioning to your mobile device/computer/tablet in much the same fashion. If you register, you can try the service for free for 2 hours (as of 01/28/13...this may change in the future).