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Exploring the Diversity of Music Experiences for Deaf and Hard of Hearing People [PDF]

arXiv
Sensory substitution or enhancement techniques have been proposed to enable deaf or hard of hearing (DHH) people to listen to and even compose music. However, little is known about how such techniques enhance DHH people's music experience. Since deafness is a spectrum -- as are DHH people's preferences and perceptions of music -- a more situated ...
arxiv  

CAUSES AND TREATMENT OF DEAFNESS. [PDF]

W. Wright
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"We do use it, but not how hearing people think": How the Deaf and Hard of Hearing Community Uses Large Language Model Tools [PDF]

arXiv
Generative AI tools, particularly those utilizing large language models (LLMs), are increasingly used in everyday contexts. While these tools enhance productivity and accessibility, little is known about how Deaf and Hard of Hearing (DHH) individuals engage with them or the challenges they face when using them.
arxiv  

Education of Incurably Deaf Children [PDF]

, 1884
W. B. Dalby
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Tailored Real-time AR Captioning Interface for Enhancing Learning Experience of Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing (DHH) Students [PDF]

arXiv
Deaf and hard-of-hearing (DHH) students face significant challenges in specialized educational settings, such as limited exposure to written and spoken language, a lack of tailored educational tools, and restricted access to resources, impacting their language literacy development and overall educational experience.
arxiv  

Deafness [PDF]

Proceedings of the Royal Society of Medicine, 1965
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Catarrhal deafness, with suggestions as to treatment [PDF]

, 1916
Wallace E. Dixon
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Motor and Sensory Aphasia: (Word Blindness, Word Deafness, Mind Blindness) [PDF]

, 1897
Alfred Mantle
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A Cost Effective Deaf-mute Electronic Assistant System Using Myo Armband and Smartphone [PDF]

International Journal of Science and Research (IJSR) 6 (2017): 950-954
Communication is essential feature in human communities. For some reasons, deaf-mute disabled people lose their ability to hear, speak, or both which makes them suffer to communicate and convey their ideas, especially with normal people. Sign language is the solution for communication in the deaf-mute societies, but it is difficult for the rest of ...
arxiv  

The medical profession and the deaf. [PDF]

, 1918
Louise I. Morgenstern
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