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Evaluate the effectiveness of a technology
Evaluate the effectiveness of a technology that is used to manage and assist with the effects of a disorder (ACSBL100)
Use of technology to manage effects of Hearing Disorder:
- Hearing Assistive Technologies Beyond Hearing Aids
- A variety of hearing assistive technologies beyond hearing aids can help individuals with hearing loss, particularly those whose loss is moderate to severe.
- These technologies range from products for personal and home use to systems made available in public spaces and for larger audiences to meet consumer needs. Such technologies include:
- Personal Sound Amplification Products may be a suitable amplification tool for those who cannot afford a hearing aid or are seeking a low-cost introduction to amplification.
- Wireless connectivity in hearing aids mitigates many communication issues through use of a remote microphone.
- Hard-Wired Microphone Systems are very basic microphone systems which are cost efficient and easy to use.
- Captioning, which can be done either on-site or remotely, involves converting discussions or programming into text that is displayed on a screen.
References:
Extract from HSC Biology Stage 6 Syllabus. © 2017 Board of Studies NSW.
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Evaluate the effectiveness of a technology that is used to manage and assist with the effects of a disorder (ACSBL100)
Use of technology to manage effects of Hearing Disorder:
- Hearing Assistive Technologies Beyond Hearing Aids
- A variety of hearing assistive technologies beyond hearing aids can help individuals with hearing loss, particularly those whose loss is moderate to severe.
- These technologies range from products for personal and home use to systems made available in public spaces and for larger audiences to meet consumer needs. Such technologies include:
- Personal Sound Amplification Products may be a suitable amplification tool for those who cannot afford a hearing aid or are seeking a low-cost introduction to amplification.
- Wireless connectivity in hearing aids mitigates many communication issues through use of a remote microphone.
- Hard-Wired Microphone Systems are very basic microphone systems which are cost efficient and easy to use.
- Captioning, which can be done either on-site or remotely, involves converting discussions or programming into text that is displayed on a screen.
References:
Extract from HSC Biology Stage 6 Syllabus. © 2017 Board of Studies NSW.