Assistive listening systems shall be provided in accordance with Section 11B-219 and shall comply with Section 11B-706.
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11B-219.1 General
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11B-219.1 General
Assistive listening systems shall be provided in accordance with Section 11B-219 and shall comply with Section 11B-706.
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11B-219.1 General
Assistive listening systems shall be provided in accordance with Section 11B-219 and shall comply with Section 11B-706.
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11B-219.1 General
Assistive listening systems shall be provided in accordance with Section 11B-219 and shall comply with Section 11B-706.
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11B-219.2 Required systems
An assistive listening system shall be provided in assembly areas, including conference and meeting rooms. [2010 ADA Standards] 219.2 Required Systems....
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11B-219.2 Required systems
An assistive listening system shall be provided in assembly areas, including conference and meeting rooms. [2010 ADA Standards] 219.2 Required Systems....
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11B-219.2 Required systems
An assistive listening system shall be provided in assembly areas, including conference and meeting rooms. [2010 ADAS] 219.2 Required Systems. ...
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11B-219.2 Required systems
An assistive listening system shall be provided in assembly areas, including conference and meeting rooms. [2010 ADA Standards] 219.2 Required Systems....
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Telephones
A major advantage to this is that the user is able to participate in conference calls. IP Relay is paid for by the FCC....
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Feature 3 - Temporary Barrier Removal for the Building Entrance
Feature 3 - Temporary Barrier Removal for the Building Entrance
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Feature 4 - Temporary Barrier Removal for Routes to the Meeting Space
Feature 4 - Temporary Barrier Removal for Routes to the Meeting Space
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Television and Videos
Remote control devices for televisions in hotel guest rooms should have a "captions on" button that is easy to locate and use, or instructions on how to access the television settings to...
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Feature 5 - Temporary Barrier Removal for Meeting Space
Feature 5 - Temporary Barrier Removal for Meeting Space
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Assistive Listening Systems
create listening challenges for people who are Deaf or hard of hearing, including too much distance between the listener and the sound source, competing noise in the environment, and poor room...
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Feature 6 - Temporary Barrier Removal for Restrooms
Feature 6 - Temporary Barrier Removal for Restrooms
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Speech To Text Translation Services
However, they may prefer to use a sign language interpreter for the small group discussion because speech-to-text services are difficult to move around the room and do not capture group...
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Captioning Audio/Visual Materials
The best way to use captioned audio/visual materials is to purchase or use videos that already have closed captions. If this is not possible or videos must be produced in-house,...
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Access Stations For Conferences
For large conferences attended by many people with disabilities, it is a good idea to have an access station or booth staffed during conference hours....
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Access to Printed or Visual Materials
Printed materials can be a significant barrier for people who have visual, learning, and cognitive disabilities. Therefore, it is important to have alternate format options...
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Formatting Printed Material
To maximize legibility of printed materials, use: A san-serif font, such as Arial or Helvetica Narrow text columns rather than wide ones, and right margins that are...
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Producing Printed Material in Large Print
Many people with visual disabilities have some sight and can read large print. Large print material can be produced by using a photo copier or a computer where an 18-point type size...
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Brailling Printed Materials
To locate a resource to transcribe printed materials into hardcopy Braille, call local organizations that serve people who are blind or have low vision, independent living centers,...
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Using Audio Recording
Audio recording is another alternative to printed material. Some people with learning and cognitive disabilities can only use audio recordings. Such audio recordings can be made...
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Electronic File(s) As An Alternate Format
A growing number of people who are blind or have low vision prefer to receive materials in electronic format (on computer disk, USB drive, or by email). Some people listen to the...