Sennheiser announced that it will be hosting a free online seminar/roundtable entitled “The Hearing Loss Community: Bridging the gap between Design, Implementation and the End User Perspective,” on Tuesday, May 24 beginning at 1 pm U.S. Eastern time that will focus on the hearing loss community experience in public venues. Register here.
The roundtable discussion is designed to “connect the dots” among end users, design consultans, A/V integrators and facility managers as it relates to ADA compliance for hearing assistance in public places. Questions to be addressed include:
— What are the hearing assistance considerations when planning a meeting space or classroom?
— Has hearing assist technology kept up with end user requirements?
— What are the meeting space and classroom requirements for ADA compliance?
Panelists include Lise Hamlin, director of Public Policy, Hearing Loss Association of America; Linda Kozma-Spytek, a consultant and professional advisor on Technology, Hearing Loss Association of America; Nick Mitchell, vice president, Sales Support Group (North America) at Diversified; Jonathan Owens, CTS-D, senior associate, Shen Milsom & Wilke; and Bob Smith – director of Classroom Innovation, Stanford University.
The discussion is open to all and will be moderated by David Missall, insights manager consultants & technical application engineer manager at Sennheiser, who notes, “I’m really looking forward to hosting this roundtable discussion on an important topic. We have a great panel of experts that are highly qualified to discuss the needs of the hearing loss community in public spaces and how technology is or is not meeting these challenges.”
Again, go here to register.
Bob Smith Lise Hamlin Jonathan Owens Nick Mitchell
For more information or to register, please visit the online seminar registration portal.
