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NDC offers a variety of free online learning opportunities to support the postsecondary success of deaf students. Earn professional development clock hours by completing one of our modules or dig deeper and enroll in one of our facilitated courses. Individuals who take classes with NDC | learn will be able to view real stories shared by deaf people across the country, discuss concerns and challenges with others, and learn from national experts. Information on all of our current courses is available on our Canvas Catalog.

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Introduction to Assistive Listening Devices and Systems

PD Clock Hours: 1
Relying on amplification devices or residual hearing alone may not be enough to access communication,...
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Supporting Accessible Learning Environments and Instruction for Deaf Students

PD Clock Hours: 1
Learn how to design an accessible and equitable learning environment for college and high school...
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This is a rectangular image. This appears to be a screenshot from a video call between two women. On the left, the woman is sitting in front of a black background. She has straight brown hair and is wearing a grey jacket with a purple shirt inside. On the right, the background is blue & the woman is wearing an eyeglass, has curly black hair, and is wearing a black jacket pinkish purple shirt inside. Below that there is the text " Does Auto Captioning Help Deaf People?"

OnDemand Webinar: Does Auto Captioning Effectively Accommodate Deaf People?

PD Clock Hours: 1
Many colleges and schools are relying upon automatic captions as a quick and cheap way...
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OnDemand Webinar: Preparing Access Services for Deaf College Students: Tips & Resources

PD Clock Hours: 1
Are you a Disability Services Provider looking to provide strong support to your deaf students?...
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This image is rectangular. On the left side, there is white background. There is the text " Making Graduation Accessible", below that there is the logo of NDC & text " Webinar with Lore Kinast". In the Right section, there is an image of a lady with blonde hair wearing an eyeglass, grey jacket, and a black top.

OnDemand Webinar: Commencement for All: Making Graduation Accessible

PD Clock Hours: 1
Are you looking to create a truly memorable graduation ceremony for your students and their...
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Coordinating Services for Deaf Students

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Are you interested in learning how to coordinate accommodations and services for deaf individuals in...
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Test Equity for Deaf Students

PD Clock Hours: 1
Historically tests are often used to make decisions about educational promotion, placement, and even used...
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Designing Accessible Online Experiences for Deaf People

PD Clock Hours: 1
The increase in online engagement for learning and interacting is undeniable. During the pandemic, many...
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Speech to Text 101

Speech-to-Text services are increasingly being used in educational settings as a means to providing effective...
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Introduction to Remote Services

PD Clock Hours: 1
Deaf students enrolling in colleges across the country are on the rise and securing access...
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A long curly haired person in glasses talking using sign language and in the background it looks like a mechanical shop full of tools.

Captioned Media 101

PD Clock Hours: 1
Captioned media is a hot topic on campuses today as the way we access media...
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Introduction to Interpreting Services

PD Clock Hours: 1
Sign language interpreting is one of several accommodations deaf people may use in educational and...
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