Deaf Studies Internet Resources

Check out Deaf Read and Deaf Digest News. Check out Rochester, NY via DeafROC, Deaf Times and DeafWeekly

Web Resources

ASL and Fingerspelling

Deaf Education and Post-Secondary Programs

Deaf Native Americans

IEP Resources

Assistive Technologies

Deaf Education Associations

Deaf Women

Interpreting Resources

Audiology and Hearing Aids

Deaf Entertainment

Deaf Religious Resources

Legal Issues

Bookstores

Deaf/Hearing Dogs & Animals

Deaf Publications, News and Directories

ListServs (Professional/Parent Interest)

Captioning and Media Information

Deaf Libraries, Information Centers, Bibliographies and Information Technology

Deaf Research Facilities

Medical and Health Resources

Career and Employment Information

Deaf Literature and Poetry

Deaf Resources

NTID/RIT Resources

Cochlear Implants

Deaf Mental Health and Substance Abuse Resources

Deaf Sports and Recreation

Rochester and NY Area Resources

Deaf-Blind Resources

General Deaf Multicultural Resources

English and ESL (English as a Second Language)

Special Interest Groups

Deaf Conferences

Deaf Asian Americans

Families with Deaf Children Resources

Speech Communication Resources

Deaf Culture, History and Heritage

Deaf African Americans

Financial Advice

TTY and Relay Services Resources

Deaf Discussion Groups, List-Servs and Newsgroups

Deaf Hispanic Americans

International Sign Languages

NTID Librarian's Chat and More


ASL and Fingerspelling

ASL Courses

ASL Dictionaries

ASL Guides

ASL Programs

ASL Projects

ASL Research

ASL Resources

Fingerspelling and Numbers

Special Topics



Assistive Technologies

Automatic Speech Recognition

PowerPoint Presentations

Stores and Resources


Technology Communication, Projects and/or Research



Audiology and Hearing Aids

Audiologists

Audiograms

Organizations

 

Resources/Research

Late Deafened

Hearing Aids

Medical Aspects



Bookstores and Publishers



Captioning and Media Information

C-Print

Caption Resources

  • 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.

Captioned Movie Theaters

  • Cinema Theater- 957 S. Clinton Ave., Rochester, NY 14620. Sometimes has captioned foreign flicks. Costs $3.00 to see 2 films. (2nd run movies).
  • DTS-CSS Caption System
  • 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
  • Little Theater-Subtitled and Foreign Movies

Captioned Videos and Movies

Deaf Businesses

Deaf Career and College Publications

Deaf Education Career Resources

 

Deaf Employment Laws

Deaf Employment and Networking Resources

General Career Links and Databases

General Disability Job Links and Databases

Interpreters and Linguists

RIT Career Links


Cochlear Implants


Conferences and Workshops


Deaf Blind Resources

Associations and Organizations

Education and Support Groups

Libraries

Publications

Resources

  • A-Z to DeafBlindness
  • CAST Digital Book Project-This project will focus on digitizing books and create a "Cyber Univeral Learning Center", a web based service that provides teachers and special needs students with digital classroom materials. Once digitized, material can be manipulated in different ways. Text can be made larger, text-to-speech readers can be added to assist dyslextic or other special needs students, pages can be turned with eye movements and books can be ordered online for downloading to special braille output devices. Selected material will be available in 3 formats-HTML, Braille and DAISY-NISO
  • Deaf-Blind Link
  • DeafBlind in the U.S.- Gallaudet U.
  • Gallaudet FAQ Helen Keller Quotations
  • Ohio Center for DeafBlind Education
  • Helen Keller National Center (New York)
  • Online Digital Books via Bookshare.org- The current collection is mostly fiction and includes 3,000 books. Members are charged a $25 installation fee and a $50 yearly subscription rate. Only those in the United States who are able to show written proof of a visual disability can qualify.
  • Rehabilitation Research and Training Center on Blindness and Low Vision

    Rochester Braille Printing Services
    First Baptist Church Braille Service - 15 cents a page
    Contact: Lin Pembroke 223-5998 Lpembrokatrochesterdotrrdotdotcom

    National Braille Association, Inc. – Braille Book Bank
    3 Townline Center
    Rochester. NY 14523 Contact: Sheila Di Prima 427-8260 nbasheilaatnationalbrailledotorg

Technology and Web Access

Usher Syndrome

Deaf Art

Deaf Biographies

Deaf Guides

Deaf History

Deaf Resources


Deaf Discussion Groups, List-Servs and Newsgroups

 


Deaf Education and Post-Secondary Programs

Bilingual Bicultural Deaf Education

Deaf Communication and Language Options

Deaf Education

Deaf Orientation

Deaf Research

Deaf Schools

 

Deaf Technology and Education


Deaf -Testing Considerations

NTID

Post-Secondary Programs



Deaf Education Associations and Resources


Deaf Entertainment

Drama and Theater

Entertainment & Cinema

Music

Deaf/Hearing Dogs and Animals



Deaf Libraries, Information Centers, Bibliographies and Information Technology

ALA Resources

ASL and Deaf Culture Video Resources

Libraries for the Deaf and/or Catalogs

Technology and Web Design



Deaf Literature and Poetry



Deaf Mental Health and Substance Abuse Resources

ADD and LD Resources

Alcohol and Drug Addictions

Mental Health Resources


General Deaf Multicultural Resources



Deaf African Americans and Africans


Deaf Asian Americans


Deaf Hispanics


Deaf Native Americans



Deaf Women

Deaf Publications, News and Directories

Databases and Resources

General Newspapers

Gallaudet University and NAD Publications

International Publications

 

NTID and Rochester, NY Publications-Subscribe to NTID News


Deaf Research Facilities and Resources

Gallaudet Resources

NTID Resources

Deaf Resources


Deaf Sports and Recreation



English, ESL (English as a Second Language), Science and Social Science Projects or Resources

ESL Resources.

Library Resources

Projects


Publications

Resources


Families With Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing Children Resources


Financial Advice


IEP Resources


International Sign Language and/or Resources


Interpreting Resources



Legal Issues

ADA

Education Laws

Government and Legal Resources

ListServs (Professional/Parent Interest)

For more help or training on these resources, contact:

Joan Naturale
NTID Library Liaison
NTID Library News Blog
jxnwml@rit.edu

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