Glide - Video Messaging In The Deaf Community

Next Generation Video Messaging in the Deaf Community.

#YourGlideStory - Over the past few months, you've let us know that Glide is the best way to communicate visually, and we're extremely grateful to all of our users in the Deaf/HoH community for their continued support.

Glide is a video messenger that allows you to send and receive video messages that can be seen live (as you're recording) or later (like a text message).

There are already loads of great video chat apps out there. We're not trying to replace them, we are giving people a more convenient way to keep in touch through video that doesn't need scheduling. Traditional video chat requires you and your friends to be online at the same time, which isn't always possible. The great thing about Glide is that you can send or watch a message whenever you want, regardless of whether your friends are online.

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Glide is a private messaging service. Only friends in the chat you send a message to will see it. You and your friends can also share messages from Glide to social networks and friends outside the app. Sending messages to Glide users anywhere in the world is 100% free.

Keep up with Glide:
Download Glide - https://goo.gl/niox9g
Facebook - https://facebook.com/glideme
TwitterApp - https://twitter.com/glideapp
Twitter - https://twitter.com/sarahglide
Instagram - https://instagram.com/sarahglide
Official site - http://glide.me/

Big thanks to all of the #DeafTalent!

Credits:
Producer & Director
Jules Dameron (Deaf)

Interviewees: (all Deaf)

Gabriel Silva
Jules Dameron
Dickie Hearts
Rosa Lee Timm
Odunayo Akintomide

Director of Photography
Jules Dameron (Deaf)

Head of Communications & Interpreter Coordinator
Martha Villar

Interviewer
Kailyn Aaron-Lozano (Deaf)

Sound Recorder & Mixer
Leonardo Nasca

Makeup Artist
Kaila Borne

Anthony King
First Assistant Camera

Key Grips
Arleta Meeker (Deaf)
Quinn Cooke (Deaf)

Editor
Sarah Snow
Jules Dameron

Craft & Catering Services
Matt Reinig (Deaf)

Thanks to CSUN Volunteer Interpreting Services.

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Is Deaf 100% Independent In India?

Signed: Is Deaf 100% Independent in India?

President and Vice-President of India Deaf Expo 2012 shared their views on the difficulties that Deaf faced in Independent India and recommended that India must change for the benefit of Deaf people living in India.

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Ban On Bulk SMS Hits Deaf People Hard

Ban on bulk SMS hits Deaf people hard the nation of India.

NEW DELHI, India -- The Government of India's blanket ban orders on limiting the number of SMSes may have been rational in terms of its bid to stop miscreants from sending bulk sms that spread panic. But there's a whole new segment that finds the clock stops as soon as the smses stop.

The most inconvenienced by this order are the 1.8 million hearing & speech impaired citizens of the nation. It began as a move to stem the exodus of North Eastern citizens... arising out of rumours being spread by certain vested interest groups.

The government in an effort to stop these messages initiated a ban on more than 5 sms from any pre-paid number for 15 days. Amidst criticism and growing public outcry the govt increased the limit to 20 sms a day. A Deaf person would require to send anywhere between 100 to 250 sms' per day to carry on with their basic activities... Read The Full Story.

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Subtitles Life For Deaf People

Crowdsourcing could help Deaf People subtitle their everyday life.

Subtitles make TV far more accessible for DEAF people, but new research promises to give people with hearing difficulties the option to subtitle their everyday lives, too, using crowdsourced transcribers.

Researchers from the University of Rochester have developed an app which allows Deaf individuals to read subtitles that correspond to what's happening to them, in their day-to-day lives. The app, called Scribe, beams an audio track from the user's phone to a central server... Read The Full Story.

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Apple gadgets help Deaf community to communicate.

ROCHESTER, New York -- The RIT/NTID college students have grown up with cell phones in their hands, but for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing cell phones and other text-based gadgets have provided another way to communicate. For students at NTID, using an Apple iPad and iPhone have changed their lives.

iPod Shuffle Commercial With Sign Language:

Ipod Shuffle commercial with American Sign Language (ASL), demonstrating hands free operation. (Imagine iPod Shuffle attached to beltloop).

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