This page of our Web site will showcase links which should be of interest to our members -- teachers of Deaf and hard of hearing students. If you know of an interesting Web site that you'd like to see included on this page, please send its URL to your Area Representative who will then forward it onto the Web Administrator.
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This is the on-line version of the magazine for Deaf and hard of hearing students. |
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click on this link above to choose and download free copies from several past and current issues |
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click on the link above to order a free copy |
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Clerc Center's "News and Notables" This link features timely information from Gallaudet University's "Clerc Center" |
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Calisphere Web site-Historical sources |
For information on Educational Interpreting, go to
http://www.classroominterpreting.com/home.asp
http://www.aslterps.utah.gov/pdf/PracticeTest-205.pdf
http://www.theinterpretersfriend.com/
Response to the CDE question on Report Cards and Transcripts from the Dept. of Education
Attached is the link from our website where the video appears:
http://www.ss.ca.gov/elections/elections_dis.htm
It would also be great if you could provide us a list of organizations or groups that would be interested in this video. Or, if you have any suggestions for who we could contact to get the word out about the availability of the video, that would be great!
Thanks again!
Debbie O'Donoghue
916/653-6173
More interesting Links:
SoundBytes: Hearing Enhancement Products
This company (SoundBytes) offers hearing enhancement products, including amplified telephones and answering machines, TTY's and alerting systems for the hearing-impaired or Deaf.
Featured Links:
L.A. Bridges Theatre Company of the Deaf
National Technical Institute for the Deaf's Performing Arts Department
Tommy's Treehouse: the source for the new 2006 ASL Calendar
Home Page for the ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act)
U.S. Department of Justice: Disabilities
"A Guide to Disability Rights Laws"
These three links have been submitted by Richard Kendall, the previous President of CAL-ED. However, if you have a few "Interesting Links" that you'd like to share with your colleagues, please submit them to Ted Schultz or another CAL-ED Board member who'll then forward them on to the appropriate person.
Other Informative Links:
The above-mentioned link offers a comprehensive listing of events in the Deaf and hard of hearing communities, not only in Southern California, but all over the United States.
Deaf Education -- an informative Web site related to Deaf Education
NOTE: The Deaf Education Web site requires users to register with them, but the registration process is relatively short.
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DCARA -- Deaf Counseling and Referral Agency |
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Deaf Education -- an informative Web site related to Deaf Education |
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FAFSA -- Free Application for Federal Student Aid |
AMC Theatres has added Tripod Captioned Films to their Website. Now you can obtain show times a full 7 days in advance for the open captioned showing of a popular film in your area at an AMC Theater.
There are several ways to access the site:
1. Go directly to the AMC site:
2. Go to the Tripod Captioned Films site:
After you find the film, go back to the Captioned Films home page and go to theatre links. Click on "Links to Theatres" and then find AMC Theatres.weblink
Once you get to the AMC site, choose the area in which you live (i.e. Los Angeles). Now choose the specific theatre where the Tripod Captioned Film is playing (i.e. Burbank Media Center 8). Then click on/choose the film title you know is booked at the theatre and then the day.
The open captioned show time will be designated by an asterisk (*)
3. Show times can also be obtained under AMC's "Movie Watcher" site:
http://www.moviewatcher/amctheatres.com
Don't forget to sign up for your Movie Watcher card and win free popcorn and soda!
REMEMBER: THE TIMES WILL ONLY BE LISTED FOR 7 DAYS IN ADVANCE, BUT THEY'LL BE UPDATED ON A DAILY BASIS!!