ASSISTIVE COMMUNICATION SOLUTIONS
Education
Assistive Communication Solutions
Encourage
Engagement
Use assistive hearing technologies that allow students to clearly hear the lesson or lecture and participate in discussions.
Ignite
Inclusion
Reach every student and boost comprehension with assistive communication solutions.
Adhere to
ADA Compliance
Meet ADA compliant regulations for assistive listening for students, and parents/guardians.
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Education Solutions for Assistive Listening
This downloadable resource is designed to provide AV professionals with the information they need to provide assistive listening technology in classrooms and lecture halls. Facilitate engagement and understanding with Williams AV solutions.
Assistive Hearing
FM Audio Solutions
The Personal FM Listening System (PFM PRO) delivers superior audio directly to the ear, enhancing sounds in schools where background noise or distance from the source makes listening difficult. Rechargeable option (PFM Pro RCH) available.
Education Applications: Assistive listening for ADA/Disability Compliance
Language
Interpretation
Digi-Wave®
The Digi-Wave® system provides a portable solution to interpretation for students or parents for use in classrooms, parent-teacher conferences, and school assemblies. The system’s specialized “frequency hopping” encrypted signal prevents unauthorized listeners from hearing conversations.
Education Applications: Intercom, Language interpretation, Hearing Assistance
Assistive Hearing
Infrared Audio Solutions
This wireless system utilizes infrared light to carry audio to individuals within a classroom needing hearing assistance or language interpretation through a handheld receiver turned to a specific channel. Perfect for assistive listening in windowless classrooms and theaters.
Education Applications: Assistive listening for ADA/Disability Compliance and Language interpretation
Assistive Hearing
Hearing Loop Amplifier
A hearing loop is an assistive listening system that takes a sound source and transfers it directly to users with T-coil-enabled devices such as hearing aids without background noise, interference or acoustic distortion. The sound is transferred to the listener through a cable that runs around the perimeter of a classroom.
