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A.T. Literature- Deaf and Hard of Hearing General

  1. A Better Model for Animating American Sign Language
  2. A Complete Guide to Man's Best Friend as a Hearing Dog
  3. A New Model for Tinnitus Treatment
  4. A Personalized Electronic Book for Video-Based Sign Language Education
  5. A Qualitative Study of Teachers' Acceptance of a Speech-to-Text Transcription System in High School and College Classrooms
  6. A Retrospective Analysis of Recommendations for Workplace Accommodations for Persons With Mobility and Sensory Limitations
  7. A Rural Community Tests Teleaudiology for Newborns
  8. ABR Testing in Children Made Easy
  9. Access to Acoustic Information
  10. Adapting the Kids Network Online Science Curriculum for Deaf Students
  11. Aiding Assistive Technology
  12. American Sign Language Recognition in Game Development for Deaf Children
  13. Among Twists in Budget Woes, Tensions Over Teaching the Deaf
  14. An Accessible Museum Tour in Your Hand
  15. An Aide for the Disabled, a Companion, and Nice and Furry
  16. An Entrepreneur’s Unfinished Project
  17. An Interview With Melissa Winkle: About Assistance Dogs
  18. Armed Forces Battle Invisible Disability
  19. ASL Access Brings American Sign Language Video Collections to Local Libraries
  20. Attenuation Values of a Noise-Cancelling Headphone
  21. Automated Finger Spelling by Highly Realistic 3D Animation
  22. Bill Provides for Better Closed Captioning for 30 Million Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing Americans
  23. Can Technology Cure Stuttering?
  24. Charity Eases Communication With the Deaf, Hard of Hearing With Text-Connect
  25. Cinema Subtitle Glasses Give Promise to Deaf Film Fans
  26. ClassInFocus: Improving Educational Access for Deaf and Hard of Hearing Students in the Mainstream
  27. Communication Access Solutions Using the iCommunicator
  28. Communication for the Non-Speaking Deaf Using an Embedded Prediction System
  29. Connecting to Learn: Educational and Assistive Technologies for People With Disabilities
  30. Counteracting Tinnitus by Acoustic Coordinated Reset Neuromodulation
  31. Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing Students' Memory of Lectures With Speech-to-Text and Interpreting/Note Taking Services
  32. Deaf Children Learn to Sign by Toying With RFID
  33. Deaf Education Evolving With Implants
  34. Developments in Research and Technology
  35. Developments in Research and Technology
  36. Device for Determining Directionality of Sound
  37. Diagnostics Goes Digital
  38. Disability and Domestic Violence: More Common Than You Think
  39. Discrimination Against Persons With Disabilities: Barriers at Every Step
  40. Early Intervention, ASL, and Parent Interaction Are Keys to Improving Deaf Children’s Literacy Skills
  41. Emerging Technologies and Cognitive Disability
  42. English to Sign Language Translation Software
  43. Environmental Design -- An Expanding Role in Hearing Rehabilitation for Older Adults
  44. Evaluating American Sign Language Generation Through the Participation of Native ASL Signers
  45. Evolution of Deaf Languages Explored
  46. Eyes a Window to Hearing Loss?
  47. Father and Son Team Create the UbiDuo
  48. Father’s App Lets Disabled Son ‘Speak’ Thru iPad
  49. FCC’s Broadband Plan Endorses Accessibility
  50. Formal Versus Informal Hearing Tests: What is Functional Hearing?
  51. From Hearts and Hands
  52. Going to Captioned Movies: A 2008 Update
  53. Helping the Deaf Hear Music
  54. iCommunicator Helps Bridge the Gap
  55. iCommunicator v4.0 Released
  56. Ida Institute Launches Patient Journey Tool
  57. Illustrated Sign Language Dictionary
  58. Interactive Solutions' iCommunicator System Will Provide Higher Levels of Accessibility, Interoperability and Reliability to Windows XP
  59. Internet and Videoconferencing Technologies - Advantages for the Deaf, Deafened, and Hard of Hearing
  60. Internet-Enabled 3-D Characters Communicate in Sign Language
  61. Interpreting Sign Language Is Just the Beginning for the AcceleGlove Open Source Dataglove
  62. iPhone Apps for Disability and Vision Impairments
  63. Joining Hands: Developing a Sign Language Machine Translation System With and for the Deaf Community
  64. Listening Bus Opens Up New World to Deaf Children
  65. Loyola University Medical Center Evaluates Magnetic Therapy for Tinnitus
  66. Making Broadway Accessible for the Disabled
  67. Making Distance Education Accessible for Students Who Are Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing
  68. Making IT Accessible to All is Latest Challenge
  69. Maximizing the Patient Counseling Experience with PC-Based Audiometry
  70. Measuring Performance: A Defining Professional Responsibility
  71. Med-Manager
  72. Mobile ASL: Intelligibility of Sign Language Video as Constrained by Mobile Phone Technology
  73. Multimedia: Better Tools Facilitate a Better Process
  74. Neuromonics Introduces Device for Mild to Moderate Tinnitus
  75. Neuromonics Provides Relief for Veterans Suffering from Tinnitus
  76. New Devices Open Communication for Deaf
  77. New iPhone App for Testing Hearing and Hearing Aids
  78. NIH Offers New Resources on Usher Syndrome
  79. Noise Reduction in Hearing Aids: Why They're Needed and How They Work
  80. Northfield-Based SpeechGear Transcribes in Real Time for Deaf
  81. People With Disabilities’ Perspective of Barriers to Health Care and the ADA Accessibility Guidelines
  82. Philadelphia Hospital Becomes First in City to Offer Noninvasive Tinnitus Treatment
  83. Photonote Evaluation: Aiding Students With Disabilities in a Lecture Environment
  84. Pilot on Evaluating Social Participation Following the Use of an Assistive Technology Designed to Facilitate Face-to-Face Communication Between Deaf and Hearing Persons
  85. Ready! Set! Sign! A Review of Software Designed to Teach American Sign Language
  86. Redskins Ordered to Continue Captions
  87. Repetitive Transcranial Stimulation May Relieve Tinnitus
  88. Researchers Fine Tune Cochlear Implants
  89. Romanian Hearing Aid Project to Set Up Pediatric Testing Center
  90. ScanSoft, Teltronics, and 1450 Incorporated Team to Enable Speech-Based Accessibility Solutions for Individuals With Disabilities
  91. Sign Language Interpretation Over an Internet 2 Network
  92. Signing Time Videos
  93. SigningOnline.com Revolutionizes the Way People Learn Sign Language
  94. Software for Deaf Children and Adults
  95. SoundCure Receives $3 Million Funding for Acoustic Therapy Tinnitus Treatment
  96. SoundCure’s Serenade Tinnitus Treatment System Launched
  97. Special Education Public Domain CD-ROM for Macintosh
  98. Special Gloves May Help Deaf
  99. Speech Recognition as a Support Service for Deaf and Hard of Hearing Students: Adaptation and Evaluation
  100. Spoken Spanish Generation from Sign Language
  101. Student Programmers Solve Real-World Challenges
  102. Student Study Habits Using Notes from a Speech-to-Text Support Service
  103. Taming Tinnitus With Electrical Stimulation
  104. Tech Edge: Accessible iPad
  105. Techtalk: Access to Distance Education
  106. That Buzzing Sound
  107. The Color Speech Range Audiogram
  108. The Effects of Hearing Loss on Temporal Processing
  109. The Future of Telcom: Enabling the Deaf and Hard of Hearing to Communicate With Each Other
  110. The iCommunicator System
  111. The Inadequacy of Subtitles for Hearing-Impaired Viewers' Total Comprehension of Television Messages
  112. The Puzzling Paradox of Sign Language
  113. The Second National Search for Computer Applications to Assist Persons with Disabilities: Entries Related to Hearing, Speech, and Language
  114. Tinnitus Treatment and the Effectiveness of Hearing Aids: Hearing Care Professional Perceptions
  115. Toward Computational Understanding of Sign Language
  116. Toward Normal Hearing in Noise: How to Steer Your Patients Through the ALD Maze
  117. Understanding Emotion Through Multimedia: Comparison Between Hearing-Impaired People and People With Hearing Abilities
  118. Universal Design: Online Educational Media for Students With Disabilities
  119. Use of Picture Dictionaries to Promote Functional Communication in Students With Deafness and Intellectual Disabilities
  120. Using Multiple Sensors for Mobile Sign Language Recognition
  121. Utah Deaf Videoconferencing Model: Providing Vocational Services Via Technology
  122. VBrick Systems Enables Distance Learning for Deaf Students
  123. Video Relay Lets Hearing-Impaired Speak for Themselves on Phone
  124. Virtual Interpreters Help Deaf Hospital Patients
  125. Visual System That Interprets Sign Language Developed
  126. Vocabulary Instruction Through Books Read in American Sign Language for English-Language Learners With Hearing Loss
  127. WatchMinder: The Non-Audible Training and Reminder System
  128. What to Do When a Newborn Can’t Hear
  129. What We Really Need for Students With Disabilities
  130. White Noise Therapy Alone Not Enough to Curb Tinnitus
  131. Woman’s Mission Helps Sight Impaired See the Universe
  132. Workplace Accommodations and Unmet Needs Specific to Individuals Who Are Deaf or Hard of Hearing
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