Current Trends in Developing a Contemporary Public Library Service to Deaf and Hard of Hearing Persons in Denmark.

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Autores principales: von der Lieth, Mette, Clausen, Anita Otte
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Publicado: 2000
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author von der Lieth, Mette
Clausen, Anita Otte
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Clausen, Anita Otte
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Clausen, Anita Otte
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contents Current Trends in Developing a Contemporary Public Library Service to Deaf and Hard of Hearing Persons in Denmark. von der Lieth, Mette Clausen, Anita Otte Danish Foreign Countries Hearing Impairments Library Collections Library Services Public Libraries Sign Language User Needs (Information) Users (Information) This paper describes public library services to deaf and hard of hearing persons in Denmark. Topics covered include: (1) target groups, including deaf, deafened, hard of hearing persons, professionals and relatives who have contact with the hearing impaired, and other groups using visual communication; (2) means of communication, including sign language, Sign Danish, Danish with supporting signs, signs to spoken language, spoken language, reading lips, and mouth hand system; (3) the collection, including teaching videos, videos with stories told in sign language, feature films with subtitles, CD-ROMs, picture books with sign illustrations, fiction with hearing impaired characters, nonfiction, periodicals, language stimulating materials (e.g., games), and pamphlets; and (4) the job of the librarian, including external relations, material selection, working with users, and collaboration. (Contains 11 references.) (MES)
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spellingShingle Current Trends in Developing a Contemporary Public Library Service to Deaf and Hard of Hearing Persons in Denmark.
von der Lieth, Mette
Clausen, Anita Otte
Danish
Foreign Countries
Hearing Impairments
Library Collections
Library Services
Public Libraries
Sign Language
User Needs (Information)
Users (Information)
Current Trends in Developing a Contemporary Public Library Service to Deaf and Hard of Hearing Persons in Denmark. von der Lieth, Mette Clausen, Anita Otte Danish Foreign Countries Hearing Impairments Library Collections Library Services Public Libraries Sign Language User Needs (Information) Users (Information) This paper describes public library services to deaf and hard of hearing persons in Denmark. Topics covered include: (1) target groups, including deaf, deafened, hard of hearing persons, professionals and relatives who have contact with the hearing impaired, and other groups using visual communication; (2) means of communication, including sign language, Sign Danish, Danish with supporting signs, signs to spoken language, spoken language, reading lips, and mouth hand system; (3) the collection, including teaching videos, videos with stories told in sign language, feature films with subtitles, CD-ROMs, picture books with sign illustrations, fiction with hearing impaired characters, nonfiction, periodicals, language stimulating materials (e.g., games), and pamphlets; and (4) the job of the librarian, including external relations, material selection, working with users, and collaboration. (Contains 11 references.) (MES)
title Current Trends in Developing a Contemporary Public Library Service to Deaf and Hard of Hearing Persons in Denmark.
topic Danish
Foreign Countries
Hearing Impairments
Library Collections
Library Services
Public Libraries
Sign Language
User Needs (Information)
Users (Information)
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED450743