Here are two videos filmed in 1954 at the UK's Royal School for Deaf Children in Margate.

Here are some tips published in The Hearing Journal, about making videoconferences more accessible. Sit in a well-lit space to brighten your face and avoid backlighting, such as light shining through a window behind a workstation. Eliminate background noise. Use a high-quality microphone, headset/microphone combo, or earbuds. When you're not speaking, put your microphone on mute to reduce background noise. Speak in turn and state your name before speaking. Project your voice

Here are some tips published in The Hearing Journal, about making videoconferences more accessible. Sit in a well-lit space to brighten your face and avoid backlighting, such as light shining through a window behind a workstation. Eliminate background noise. Use a high-quality microphone, headset/microphone combo, or earbuds. When you're not speaking, put your microphone on mute to reduce background noise. Speak in turn and state your name before speaking. Project your voice

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The Vatican’s YouTube channel streamed the Easter service of Pope Francis with American Sign Language for the first time this year. The...