Awareness Program for Communication – YRS Communication Center
YRS Communication Center – Especially children with communication problems, hearing impaired, hearing problems with associated disability.
List of Sign Language
Rights of Persons with Disabilities Act in sign language Video – NCPEDP
NCPEDP in partnership with ANZ & NAD has produced the Rights of Persons with Disabilities Act in sign language for persons with hearing disabilities.
Launch of NewzHook Apps – News that you can Read, Listen & See in Sign Language!
BarrierBreak is glad to announce the launch of ‘NewzHook’ – an Accessible Mobile Android App for everyone with News in Sign Language!
WASLI 2015 Conference Turkey
WASLI 2015 Conference Turkey – Where do Interpreters Fit in. At this conference, we encourage the sharing of ideas for collaboration across countries, cultures, and languages from consumers, practitioners, educators, and researchers.
Sign Language for Beginners : Book
Sign Language for Beginners – The full color book has over 600 pictures for over 500 common words that used in daily life. It is the ideal handbook for anyone who is interested in learning Indian Sign Language.
Learning English through Sign Language
Course: Learning English through Sign Language; Course Duration : 6 months ; Date of commencement : August 2, 2014
Job – Teacher of Deaf in Bridge Programme for Deaf
Sign language interpreter & Language support officer, Center for Sign language and Deaf Studies in U.P.V.U. Dr. Shakuntala Misra University
Job – Sign language interpreter & Language support officer
Sign language interpreter & Language support officer, Center for Sign language and Deaf Studies in
U.P.V.U. Dr. Shakuntala Misra University, Lucknow.
OCCPD is looking for Sign Language Interpreter
The Office of Chief Commissioner for Persons with Disabilities is looking for Sign Language Interpreter. Required Skills: Fluency in spoken English & Hindi. Required Experience: Should have passed Level ‘C’ Sign Language Interpreter Course from RCI accredited Center
Multilingual Systems and Software for the Visually Handicapped
During the past decade, the Systems Development Laboratory in the department of Computer Science and Engineering at IIT Madras has been involved with a software project of national relevance. The project relates to the development of software for using computers in Indian languages. The basic aim of the project is to develop tools for teaching the use of computers to those who do not speak English. In the context of IT in Indian languages, this project has assumed great significance, for the lab has not only succeeded in providing the required software but has extended the same for use by visually handicapped persons in the country.