TIPSHEETS
The Tipsheets serve as a quick reference source for teachers/students or anyone who works with or supports people who are deaf or hard of hearing.
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Tipsheets Sorted by Categories:
- NEW Tipsheets
- Remote CPrint Captioning
- Oral Transliterating (HTML Version)
- Agencies to support deaf and hard-of-hearing students in college
- Vocational Rehabilitation (HTML Version)
- Community Rehabilitation Programs (HTML Version)
- Assistive listening devices
- The Role of Assistive Listening Devices (HTML Version)
- Counseling Services
- Counseling Services for Students Who are Deaf and Hard of Hearing(HTML Version)
- Culture related
- Deaf Culture (HTML Version)
- Grant writing
- Grants: A Primer for Getting Started (HTML Version)
- Interpreting
- Interpreting (HTML Version)
- Interpreting & Biomechanics (HTML Version)
- Hiring a Qualified Interpreter (HTML Version)
- Cued Speech (HTML Version)
- Laws related to serving students who are deaf or hard of hearing
- Nondiscrimination in Higher Education. What's the Law? ADA (HTML Version)
- Post-college employment
- Job Search (HTML Version)
- Serving students who become deaf late in life
- Working With Students Who Are Late-Deafened (HTML Version)
- Serving students who are hard of hearing
- Teaching Students Who Are Hard of Hearing (HTML Version)
- The Role of Assistive Listening Devices (HTML Version)
- Serving Deaf Students Who Have Cochlear Implants (HTML Version)
- Serving Students with Low Vision
- Teaching Students Who Are Deaf-Blind (HTML Version)
- Counseling Students Who Have Usher's Syndrome (HTML Version)
- Speech-to-text services
- Captioning (HTML Version)
- C-Print: A Notetaking System (HTML Version)
- Computer Aided Realtime Translation (CART) (HTML Version)
- Notetaking (HTML Version)
- Teaching students who are deaf or hard of hearing
- Improving the Language and Learning of Students Who are Deaf (HTML Version)
- IdeaTools (HTML Version)
- Classroom Technology: How to Use AV Equipment for Visual Learners (HTML Version)
- Tutoring (HTML Version)
- Providing Testing Accommodations for Deaf and Hard of Hearing Students (HTML Version)
- Retention (HTML Version)
- Technology and equipment
- How to Use a TTY (HTML Version)
- How to Use Telecommunications Relay Service (HTML Version)
- Distance Learning (HTML Version)
- Transition
- Transitioning to College (HTML Version)