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Today's show features an interview with Cindy Camp, talking about the Captioned Media Program. Association on Higher Education and Disability (AHEAD) Captioned Media Program Family Disability Resource Library eTEACH TRANSCRIPT FOLLOWS Interview with Jane Jarrow on technical standards in college programs. A little longer than usual, but worth it! California's Hire the Disabled Career Expo Olhmstead and Community On-line Training Thanks to www.castingwords.com for the transcript! I'm very pleased with this service and recommend it to anyone who wants to provide transcripts for their podcasts! TRANSCRIPT FOLLOWS This week's show looks at using speech-to-text services in the classroom. The websites mentioned are: Association on Higher Education and Disability Assistive Technology Cast CART resources More CART resources C-Print® resources More C-Print® resources TypeWell® resources STSN (Speech to Text Services Network) A Guide to Speech-to-Text Services in the Postsecondary Environment @Podder TRANSCRIPT FOLLOWS Your host lost her voice over the holidays, so no announcements or Feature this week. But there is a great interview with Diego Demaya from the Disability Law Resource Project on how to address your disability during the pre-employment process. Some exciting news next week, so be sure to listen in! TRANSCRIPT FOLLOWS A different kind of show this week! A couple of Christmas songs and gift ideas for the people in your life who have disabilities. The podcast may be on hiatus for a couple of weeks while I go on vacation, but don't worry! I'll be back with lots of great interviews and information after the first of the year. Don't forget that you can go back and listen to past shows if you need something to listen to in the meantime. Happy Holidays, everyone! HEATH mention of the Disability411 podcast Scroll down about halfway and you'll see this: Disability411 is a new audio program for disability professionals. Using podcast technology, Disability411 provides audio workshops, interviews and information on disability-related topics for those who work with individuals with disabilities, including college disability counselors, rehabilitation counselors, K-12 special education teachers, employers, or anyone who works in the disability field. Information is also of interest for individuals with disabilities and their families. The podcasts are hosted by Beth Case, a disability counselor with 10 years of experience in postsecondary disability services. The first three programs included an interview with disability services expert Jane Jarrow, a timely update on upcoming disability related cases before Supreme Court, and a discussion about the difference between accommodations and services at the secondary and postsecondary levels. To listen to or read transcripts of previous podcasts, or to subscribe to have new podcasts sent to your computer, go to http://disability411.jinkle.com./> Natalie Brown's Website (artist singing "Jingle Bells") Podsafe Music Network MaxiAIDS Harris Communications Podsafe for Peace TRANSCRIPT FOLLOWS 
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Offers for D411 AudienceFree Web Accessibility Evaluation Web designer, Chris Wright, has generously offered to evaluate your web site for screen-reader accessibility and specify any areas that need improvement at no cost to the D411 audience. He will provide solutions where he can. Write to Chris at chrisw1@bestweb.net and put "web site evaluation" in the subject line. Be sure to mention you're a fan of Disability411! |