Zoom users - I experienced this for the first time the other day. This is informational only and does NOT necessarily pose a threat to your meeting. You may have a registrant to your meeting ask for

Thanks Alan, for clarifying what impact the Zoom version 5.10.0 had, I found your answer reassuring. Jaynie Kind Peninsula Chapter

Hi Alan, Thank you for the information. I was hoping to learn hardware and software details for setting up and managing hybrid meetings. I guess I didn't miss much Thank you again. Denise

Hi Denise Zoom is supposed to send a link to the video to attendees. I will share it here. I did not find the type of information I was looking for. That is not to say the webinar did not contain

Hi Jaynie I updated to version 5.10.0. I received the update message when I logged into my admin section. I think Zoom rearranged parts of the administration section of the menu. I am unaware of any

I missed this webinar.Will it be available again? Or, will it be on YouTube? Thank you for your help. Denise Scheppe

This webinar may have relevance for some chapters. Delivering Your Best Hybrid Meeting Join Zoom experts on March 23 at 1 pm PT as they walk you through how to leverage valuable meeting features to

Great article. I will share this with my hearing loss group. One quick question about looping a cab. . . I assume there is a microphone on the dash and copper wiring in the back seat of the

Hi All - There have been shorter pieces elsewhere but the Jan/Feb issue of TR News, the transportation industry magazine of the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine, has a new and

WOW!! Hope that works!! Louise Smith

I did write and request a Roger Pen to be added to the Lending Library...and I included Dr. Cliff's video on the Roger Pen. I got such a nice reply that I need to share it with you all! Here is

Thanks Mary for the suggestion. I just requested that our Lending Library purchase a Roger Pen, for the Washington State program...as they also do not offer the Roger Pen for lending...and I did

That is definitely doable. The equipment that they have for people with hearing loss seems to either be "old" technology (ie ubi-duo) or it is technology designed for situations that do not require

 Hello Debbie and All, What a great resource this group is! Wonderful ideas- WATAP has the Washington state technology contract. https://watap.org/ Please check back for future updates and do not

GOOD LUCK!! Would be a GREAT project if it could be accomplished. Louise Smith

I noticed that the Texas ACT doesn’t really have too much equipment for people with hearing loss. I that it would be a great HLAA chapter advocacy project to contact the local ACT demonstration

Try calling them. They may be willing to buy a Roger pen or lapel mic if you explain how many people with hearing loss would find trials of these devices would be helpful. since they provide AT for

Interesting. Texas has NOTHING in the remote microphone category. I cannot find ANYTHING with their search engine. Louise Smith

Hi Debbie, One idea that comes to mind that is cheap is to have a person that is standing by to repeat back to you via your mini mic what the Senseis says? That's about the easiest solution I can

Here is a link to find your local assistive technology loan program. https://catada.info/state.html