What I Should Have Known About Captioning[removed]by Pamela H. Beck, M.Ed., Cued Speech for Integrated Communication, Inc. The script was written, the instructors selected, the television production team assembled, and the

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Date: 2008-04-02 16:47:41 Human communication Accessibility Otology Assistive technology Transcription Described and Captioned Media Program Closed captioning Cued speech Lip reading Deafness Education for the deaf Disability		What I Should Have Known About Captioning[removed]by Pamela H. Beck, M.Ed., Cued Speech for Integrated Communication, Inc. The script was written, the instructors selected, the television production team assembled, and the Add to Reading List Source URL: www.dcmp.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 353,15 KB Share Document on Facebook

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