Providing services to students who are hard of hearing? This publication includes information and resources to facilitate the transition process.
Use this tipsheet as overview to providing services to college students who are hard of hearing or late-deafened.
Must colleges provide accommodations for internships, practicum or clinical experiences?
Must a college or university provide an interpreter for study abroad programs?
Is the provision of a Sign Language Interpreter considered a reasonable accommodation for testing?
Is it ever appropriate to have both Speech-to-Text Services and Interpreting in one class for one student?
How do the copyright laws apply to video clips found on the internet, such as YouTube?
Doesn't the Fair Use Law allow educational institutions to make multimedia content accessible by adding captions?
Can the office of disability support services at a postsecondary institution cancel interpreting or speech-to-text services because of excessive student absences? Is it appropriate to continue to pay for services that are not being used?
This brochure offers tips to facilitate communication and enhance interactions among students in residence halls.
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