Discussion
Interoperable Video Conferencing Services: How accessible are they?
Submitted by Neil Snyder on
Interoperable Video Conference Services (IVCS) use and offerings have exploded since the onset of the Corona Virus pandemic. Millions of individuals use these platforms to conduct work meetings, communicate with family and friends, access medical care and services, and to participate in private, civic, and public social, cultural, and societal events. However, for individuals with disabilities,…
Event
Access 2024 by 3Play Media
Access is a two-day, free virtual event that brings together key industry leaders, experts, and professionals from various fields to delve into the latest trends, innovations, and best practices in media accessibility. The event is put on by 3Play Media, a company providing closed captioning, transcription, live captioning, audio description, and subtitling for video accessibility.
Recorded Events/Videos
Vox Video: We're already using AI more than we realize
Submitted by ICAAT Tech Forum on
This Vox YouTube-channel, captioned video describes how we're already using more artificial intelligence (AI) than we realize. AI is hiding in plain sight including in hearing and communication access technologies. Be sure to read the cover article, AI and Other Hearing Technology Advancements , in the Spring 2024 edition of HLAAs Hearing Life Magazine.
Recorded Events/Videos
Vox Video: We're already using AI more than we realize
Submitted by ICAAT Tech Forum on
This Vox YouTube-channel, captioned video describes how we're already using more artificial intelligence (AI) than we realize. AI is hiding in plain sight including in hearing and communication access technologies. Be sure to read the cover article, AI and Other Hearing Technology Advancements , in the Spring 2024 edition of HLAAs Hearing Life Magazine.
Recorded Events/Videos
Vox Video: We're already using AI more than we realize
Submitted by ICAAT Tech Forum on
This Vox YouTube-channel, captioned video describes how we're already using more artificial intelligence (AI) than we realize. AI is hiding in plain sight including in hearing and communication access technologies. Be sure to read the cover article, AI and Other Hearing Technology Advancements , in the Spring 2024 edition of HLAAs Hearing Life Magazine.
Recorded Events/Videos
Vox Video: We're already using AI more than we realize
Submitted by ICAAT Tech Forum on
This Vox YouTube-channel, captioned video describes how we're already using more artificial intelligence (AI) than we realize. AI is hiding in plain sight including in hearing and communication access technologies. Be sure to read the cover article, AI and Other Hearing Technology Advancements , in the Spring 2024 edition of HLAAs Hearing Life Magazine.
Event
AAA 2024 + HearTECH Expo
This is the annual conference of the American Academy of Audiology for audiology professionals, students, researchers, industry experts, and others. It features education and networking events and activities, as well as an interactive exhibit hall experience.
Event
The 39th Annual CSUN Assistive Technology Conference
California State University, Northridge's Center on Disabilities sponsors this annual conference, providing a platform for researchers, practitioners, educators, exhibitors and more from around the world, to engage with each other and share knowledge, innovations and best practices to promote inclusion for all. Select presentations, sessions and chats will be livestreamed on CSUNACT TV .
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2024 Americans with Disabilities Act Virtual Conference
Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) VIRTUAL Conference is hosted by the Pacific ADA Center , which is part of the ADA Nation Network . The network consists of 10 Regional ADA Centers located throughout the United States. The ADA virtual conference has 3 separate tracks focusing on healthcare, employment, and state and local government related issues.
Event
FCC December 13 Open Meeting to Consider Wireless Hearing Aid Compatibility
As part of the FCC's open meeting agenda, the Commission will consider a Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (NPRM) that tentatively concludes that hearing aid compatibility (HAC) for 100% of wireless handset models is an achievable objective and seeks comment on proposals to implement this requirement. The FCC meeting will be streamed live with open captioning at www.fcc.gov/live . If you would like to…
