ITP Outreach Library

PEC/PEPNET - these materials were donated by the Postsecondary Educational Council/Postsecondary Educational Programs Network.

Post Secondary Interpreting: Roles, Responsibilities and Readiness. California State University Northridge, (2000). Moderator-Gary Sanderson, Panel discusses coordinating interpreting services, roles, responsibilities, etc. Voiced/Signed/Close Captioned VHS-2 hours. # BS-59.

Diverse Students, Diverse Stories: Perspectives on Post Secondary Access Issues From Students who are Deaf and Hard of Hearing. National Center on Deafness. For anyone working with Deaf, HH or Deaf-Blind consumers. Booklet included Signed/Voiced/ Captioned VHS-2 hours. # PC-10.

Leveling the Academic Playing Field for Deaf & Hard of Hearing Students. California State University Northridge, (2001). Panel consists of college professors experienced with having Deaf or Hard of Hearing students in their classroom. Deaf and Hard of Hearing students share their perspectives throughout the discussion. Signed/Voiced/Open Captions VHS-90 minutes. # PC-2.

Beyond the Surface: Implementing ADA in Post Secondary Institutions Serving Deaf and Hard of Hearing Students. Midwest Center for Post Secondary Outreach, (1998). Moderator-Jeanne M.Kincaid Addresses administrative concerns in making educational institutions deaf-friendly. Voiced/Interpreted/Captioned. VHS. # PC-1.

College? Now What? Transitioning to College for Deaf Students. PEC, (1999). Panel members-Tressy Kimble and Ruby Ennis. Signed Presentation/Voice Interpretation. # PC-4.

Focus on Faculty Western Region Outreach Center & Consortia. (1998). Moderator- Allison Kale, Gary Sanderson. Faculty panel shares principles, strategies, and thoughts about effective pedagogies to integrate students who are Deaf or Hard of Hearing into mainstream classrooms. Voiced/Open Caption. VHS. # PC-7.

Serving Students with Disabilities: What Families, Schools and Communities Need to Know. PEC. Moderator-Dick Riley. A panel answers questions from the audience pertaining to deafness. Voice/Captioned. VHS. # PC- 8.

PAH! I’m in College ... Now What? Western Oregon College, (1998). Discusses procedures, issues and what to expect in a college setting. ASL/Captions/Voiced VHS-29 minutes. # PEC-14.

Making a Difference: Tips for Teaching Students who are Deaf or Hard of Hearing. PEC, (2000). Discussions include how to use an interpreter, use of teaching strategies; reading and writing assignment tips and assistive listening devices provided. Presented in Sim-Com/Open Caption. # BS-37.

Services for Hard of Hearing Students in Post Secondary Education. Midwest Center for Postsecondary Outreach/PEPNet, (2001). Moderator-Sharaine J. Rawlinson, MSU. Discussions include communication breakdowns, different accommodations, implementing campus wide services and misconceptions. VHS-2 hours. # TW-32.

Americans with Disabilities Act: Responsibilities for Post Secondary Education Programs Serving D/HH. Midwest Center for Post Secondary Outreach, (1997). Moderator-Jeanne M. Kincaid. Voiced/Captioned. # BS-58.

Providing Real-Time Captioning. PEPNet, (2000). Presenters Denese Harlan, Pam Francis and Dr. Cheryl explain Real-Time Captioning, C-Print and Assistive Listening Devices. Voiced/Interpreted/Captioned VHS-2 hours. # BS-38.

The following 3 videotapes, related to post-secondary issues, were produced by Gallaudet University.

You Can! Gallaudet University, (1998). Tips for Deaf and Hard of Hearing students to find successful and rewarding careers in their desired fields. VHS. # PC-11.

Academic Superbowl.Gallaudet University, (1998). VHS-1 hour 30 minutes. # PEC-13.

Effective Pedagogy with Students who are Deaf and Hard of Hearing. Gallaudet University, (1998). VHS-2 hours. # PEC-16.