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Inclusive Communication Services is thrilled to regularly present, share, and discuss poignant, thought-provoking topics in our blog: Signs of the Times. Read opinion-pieces from professionals and consumers in the interpreting and caption fields; learn tips on how to make your organization more accessible; and contribute to discussions on what equal-access looks like in your community.
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NEW YORK, Jan. 25, 2023 /PRNewswire/ — Skillr, the iOS app for affordable per-minute instant video chats with professional and amateur language experts as well experts in
We’ve all seen them – we may have even used them – but what are they really? Media accessibility services make video and audio content
NEWS PROVIDED BY SkillrOct 25, 2022, 08:45 ET NEW YORK, Oct. 25, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — The Skillr® App launched today. It’s an instant and affordable
Can you imagine the frustration of being unable to understand the content of a podcast, website, or social media account? That’s exactly what happens to
Video remote sign language interpreting (VRI) can be an effective tool when used correctly and an efficient way to communicate with someone who has hearing
How do you ensure your attendees with hearing loss have equal access to your live presentations? Live CART Captioning is one of the most effective
What are accessible media services? Accessible media services refer to making visual materials accessible to a wider audience. Inclusive Communication Services offers three services, Picture-in-Picture
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, who among us hasn’t experienced terrible audio during a Zoom call, the garbled speech of a speaker communicating through a
The Purpose of Deaf/Blind Interpreting In the last few decades and especially in the wake of the COVID 19 pandemic, accommodations for those with hearing
When you imagine using an interpreter, what comes to mind? Perhaps you see a grand theatrical play, a news station, or a college classroom, but
In an open letter on interpreter safety during COVID-19, the Certification Commission for Healthcare Interpreters, CCHI, stated, “onsite healthcare interpreters should be provided the same
Video remote interpreting, or VRI, is utilized in a wide variety of settings. According to the National Association of the Deaf, NAD, VRI is commonly
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