Links related to hearing loss

This method will prevent students from cheating on Google Forms. ***Update*** to allow the option for importing the form grades into Google Classroom, you wi...

RMTC-D/HH and FSDB Pineapple PD come together to create an app smash tutorial on how to use Microsoft Teams when screen sharing content while on a PC device ...

In this tutorial, RMTC-D/HH shares how a teacher can use an ASL interpreter in Microsoft Teams in a virtual environment. This step-by-step tutorial allows fo...

Distance Learning with a student with hearing loss #distancelearning #hearingloss #TODHH

Communicating while wearing a face covering can be difficult for the deaf or hard of hearing. Take a moment to learn some tips that can help you and anyone you meet who faces these challenges. For more information and resources in a variety of languages, please visit www.ochealthinfo.com/novelcoronavirus. #OCCOVID19 #deaf #hardofhearing

Michelle Tjelmeland started the Cochlear Implant Awareness Foundation in 2006 to help other people who could benefit from cochlear implant technology. The organization has helped more than 500 families.

Have you heard the buzz about Boom Cards? Boom Cards are easy for your kids and simple for you. Check out all the amazing features Boom has to offer. Going d...

You can generate or upload caption files to a video or audio files that you can edit in Canvas Studio. The most common file type is an SRT file, though Studio also supports VTT files, which are more user-friendly for mobile devices. If you need help creating a captioned file, you can use a captionin...

This video is one in a series of videos on Google Meet. This video covers 3 different ways to still see your students while you are presenting your screen in a Google Meet video conference. You can access the full series of videos at https://www.controlaltachieve.com/meetvideos

Face masks muffle speech and make communication more difficult, especially for people with hearing loss. This study examines the acoustic attenuation caused by different face masks, including medical, cloth, and transparent masks, using a head-shaped loudspeaker and a live human talker. The results suggest that all masks attenuate frequencies above 1 kHz, that attenuation is greatest in front of the talker, and that there is substantial variation between mask types, especially cloth masks with different materials and weaves. Transparent masks have poor acoustic performance compared to both medical and cloth masks. Most masks have little effect on lapel microphones, suggesting that existing sound reinforcement and assistive listening systems

Resources for parents of children who are deaf or hard of hearing http://www.heartolearn.org/

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Understanding hearing loss is more complex than you might imagine. Hearing loss is rarely just the loss of amplification (volume). It more commonly affects i...

Listen to the hearing loss simulation of the Hear the World Song.

What happens when you can only hear with one ear? This hearing loss in only one ear is often known as unilateral hearing loss or single-sided deafness. Check...

Phonak Teen advisor Finn and his family meets with Stacey from Phonak U.S. to talk about Phonak Roger accessories. Phonak Roger is the technology in micropho...

David and the team demonstrate how the Roger Select works on different modes. https://www.connevans.co.uk/product/24140013/3PRSEL/Phonak-Roger-Select-Transmi...

Modern work life is highly demanding, especially on people’s ability to communicate. Meetings often cause hearing difficulties for people with hearing loss. ...

Ryan has severe hearing loss and is trying out a Roger Pen and Roger Select for the first time. Listen to the microphones in this video and how they sound in...