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TELECOURSES AND WORKSHOPS
Interpreter Role and Ethics. Waubonsee Community College, (1990), V645.007. Presented by Sharon Neumann Solow. 2 Hour Lecture, Voiced/Open Captioned. Videotape is not high quality. # TW-1.
(A-C): Information Processing ASL to English Tape. Western Oregon State College, (1992), V645.016. Presented by Sandra Gish. Ten 30 Minute Lessons, Lecture/Discussion in English. (3 Tape Set). # TW-2.
Enhancing Racial and Ethnic Diversity in the Interpreting Profession. Waubonsee College Teleclass, (1996). Presented by a racially and ethnic diverse group of interpreters and Deaf people. Voiced/Some Sign/Open Captioned. Great Source of Information. VHS. # TW-4.
Telling Tales in ASL: From Literature to Literacy. Gallaudet University, (1997). Various Deaf and hearing presenters. Discusses how to integrate and use ASL storytelling to teach literacy. ASL/Spoken English/Captions. VHS, Workbook included. # TW-7.
Technical Aspects of Interpreting, Pt. II Intermediate Topics. SignQuest, (1993). Presented by Linda Lee Massoud. 6 Lessons. Lecture in English only (no signs/no captions). VHS. # TW-8.
Technical Aspect of Interpreting, Pt. III Advanced Topics. SignQuest, (1993). Presented by Linda Lee Massoud. 6 Lessons. Lecture in English (no sign/no captions). VHS. # TW-9.
Interpreting in Various Settings: Part A. SignQuest, (1994). Lecture/Discussion in English (no sign/no captions). Topics Include: Education, Employment, Artistic and Medical settings. VHS. # TW-12.
Interpreting in Various Settings: Part B. SignQuest, (1994). Lecture/Discussion in English (no sign/no captions) Topics Include: Deaf-Blind, Legal, Educational and Small Group settings. VHS. # TW-13.
Interpreting in Various Settings: Part C. SignQuest, (1994). Lecture/Discussion in English (no sign/no captions) Topics Include: Artistic, Religious and Mental Health settings. VHS. # TW-14.
Deaf President Now: The Pulse of the People. Gallaudet University, (1998). Presented by Dwight Benedict in Panel Discussion Format. A look back at DPN and its effect on the Deaf community today. # TW-15.
(A-C): Ethics and Decision Making for Interpreters. Western Oregon State University, (1991), V645.012. Presented by Sandra Gish. Nine 30 Minute Lessons. Workbook Included, English with ASL interpretation (3 Tape Set). # BS-60.
Voice to Sign Interpretation Course. Western Oregon State University, (1991), V645.013. Presented by Jo Ann Dobecki Shopbell. Six 30 Minute Sessions. Signed/Voiced, VHS, Workbook included. # BS-61.
The Socio-Political Context of Interpreting as Mediation. Sinclair Community College, (1996). Presented by Anna Witter-Merithew. Examines past and future theory in the field of interpreting. Spoken English with ASL Interpretation/Open Captioned, VHS, Workbook included. # BS-62.
Pre-Interpreting Survey: Introduction to Interpreting. SignQuest, (1993). Presented by Linda Lee Massoud. 6 Lessons. Lecture in English (no sign/no captions), VHS, Workbook included. # BS-63.
Pre-Interpreting Survey: Peer Evaluation. SignQuest, (1993). Presented by Linda Lee Massoud. 6 Lessons. Lecture in English (no sign/no captions), Workbook included. # BS-64.
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