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.

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Shows everyone in a Google Meet - Thanks to Chris Gamble

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

#DeafEdTip: E-Learning Accessibility Whether it be for inclement weather, water main breaks or to prevent the spread of infectious d...

(Many thanks to Catharine McNally and Sarah Kiefer for their contributions, feedback, editing and comments on this blog post!) In an effort to stop the exponential growth of COVID-19, we’re s…

What's the difference between synchronous and asynchronous video communication tools? How is each used for corporate communications and corporate training?

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To run an effective conference call you must set ground rules early and lead by example. Here are tips and tricks for leading a conference call effectively.

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Like many of us in response to COVID-19, your home is now your office and/or classroom. If you’re deaf or hard of hearing like me, you may…

Google Slides now creates closed captions on the fly! Google Slides uses your computer's microphone and translates your speech live and displays it at the bo...

With live captions, Teams can detect what’s said in a meeting and present real-time captions and subtitles.

Due to the spread of COVID-19 (aka “coronavirus”) in the United States, we recognize that everyone is being impacted in some way or another, whether at work, at home, or through family, friends, and consumers. One of the things we are so proud of our membership for is the concern we have for deaf, h

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

Flipgrid works very hard to make sure all students' voices can be part of the discussion, regardless of how they share their voice. An important feature for accessibility is closed captions and Fli...

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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.

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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...