Business
Focus:
Employees, Current and Future Customers
Do your employees have to watch mandatory training videos? Are they also accessible to your deaf and hard of hearing employees in sign language? Do your deaf customers have access to your business literature? Is it in their native language of sign language?
Tip:
When video content is accessible to your consumers, it translates into greater customer loyalty.
- Safety Trainings
- Emergency Drill and Information
- Diversity and Inclusion Training
- Product Training and Manuals
- Sales Literature
- Employee Training Material
- Certifications
- New Hire Orientation
- Mandated Trainings
- Disaster Response
- Suicide Prevention
- Active Shooter Training
- Exhibits / Exhibitions
- Community Programs
- Advertising and Promotions
- Pre-recorded Webinars
- Support Material
Education
Focus:
Staff, Students, Families, and Community.
Do your deaf and hard of hearing students have access to videos in their native language?
Video content is becoming more essential to education. It is important that deaf students are able to access the same content as their peers.
Tip:
When your staff have access to training in sign language, implementation of policies and procedures is more consistent.
- State Mandated Trainings for Employees
- Drama Scripts
- Emergency Drills
- Story books
- Safety Training for Specialized and Trade Classes
- Safety Trainings for Employee
- Forms and Documents
- School Board Communications
- Video Library
- Virtual Campus Tour
- Testing Instructions
- Outreach Resources
Focus:
Staff, Patients, Families, First Responders / Public Safety and Community.
Are your deaf and hard of hearing patients able to access your videos in their language? Are your legal documents accessible in sign language? Is public health information accessible in sign language?
Tip:
When your patients have access to medical information in sign language, the safety of the public is increased.
- Public Health Announcements
- Compliance Education
- Looped Content (lobby, patient rooms)
- Public Health Training
- Staff Certifications
- Patient Safety Training
- Medical Emergency Response Protocols
- Senior Care
- Vaccine Information
- Virus Updates and Announcements
- Emergency Response Communications
- Crisis Training
- Suicide Prevention
- Health Library
- Wound Care
- Pain Chart and Information
Government
Focus:
Citizens, Government Employees, First Responders, Campaign Staff
Do your deaf and hard of hearing citizens have access to critical information everyone needs to know? Are your legal documents accessible in sign language? Do your deaf and hard of hearing employees have access to manuals and training materials in sign language?
Tip:
When your citizens have access to communication from government entities in sign language, they are more likely to feel educated, safer, and engaged with the community.
- Government Policies
- Forms / Documents
- Disaster Response
- Public Service Announcements (PSAs)
- Licensure Manuals
- Government Announcements
- Political Messaging
- Voting (literature, ballots)
- Training and Certifications
- Emergency Protocol
- Public Initiatives
- Information on Working with the Government
- State Driver’s Manual
- Health and Safety Videos
- Tour Information
- OSHA
Several Lifetimes of Experience in Accessibility
In today′s world, the importance of accessibility cannot be underestimated.
The Access Simplified Team includes over 30 years in leadership, interpretation, translation and education, 40 years in technology and advocacy, and several lifetimes of experience in accessibility.