CART and Captioning
Technology to Help People with Hearing Loss
Captions are the written text of the spoken word.
There are several situations where captioning is used. Click here
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Technology to Help People with Hearing Loss
Captions are the written text of the spoken word.
There are several situations where captioning is used. Click here
.
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HLAA Chapter meetings use CART (Communication Access Real-Time Translation): the verbatim, near instantaneous conversion of spoken language into text. A stenotype machine, notebook computer and real-time software is used to produce the text. The text is usually displayed either on a screen by a projector connected to the notebook computer, or on a notebook computer or computer monitor.
Live CART captioning on-screen can be provided three ways.
Listed below are local (Colorado) CART providers, |
Claudette Mondragon
www.visiblevoices.com |
CAPTIONED TELEPHONES show written captions of everything the caller says. The written text appears in a built-in display screen.
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