Disability Law Lowdown ASL Podcast May 17, 2008
Posted by anne marie in Sign Language, Special Education.Tags: American with Disabilities Act, ASL Podcast, Sign Language, Special Education
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I learned about this first ever Disability Law Lowdown ASL Video Podcast from the Blog Talking Books Librarian and wanted to share the information.
“The Disability Law Lowdown ASL podcasts will bring a new level of service to the Deaf community by expanding traditional audio-only podcasts to include video that allows subscribers too see native Deaf speakers signing the show’s content. The podcasts will deliver the latest in disability law information every other week via American Sign Language, captioning, voice-over, and transcripts to maximize accessibility. Free subscriptions to the ASL podcasts are available to have shows automatically delivered to MP3 players. The hosts for the ASL Disability Law Lowdown are native Deaf signers Danny Warthling and AJ Roupp. They will provide the latest information about disability rights and obligations under the Americans with Disabilities Act, and other disability-related topics.”
The ASL Video Podcasts can also be viewed at YouTube.
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Thanks for the “Talking Books Librarian” link… I added it to my RSS reader.
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