Abstract
Educational technology has the potential to better include deaf and hard of hearing students in the academic mainstream. This research involves development and testing of a classroom platform for deaf and hard of hearing students to access remote interpreters and captioners, avoid visual dispersion, and facilitate interaction in the classroom.
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Index Terms
- Using networked multimedia to improve educational access for deaf and hard of hearing students
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