[Colorado-Talk] Aira video

[Peggy Chong]

Hello:

 

I just noticed today in an email from the History Colorado Museum, that they
have Aira ASL.  Here is a link to the video

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ULpeoJhVgw4

 

The implied message is that guests should know it is available, not
necessarily that Aira is known by staff.  This is part of the access
provided by Aira at all state facilities.  Although this focuses on the
deaf, we should remember that we, the blind have access to state sponsored
museums through Aira.  

 

Here is what the blurb said in the newsletter below the video

 

Nearly  <https://t.e2ma.net/click/ldydxh/xun61yc/p8k3h0> three-quarters of a
million Coloradans are deaf or hard of hearing. In fact, American Sign
Language (or ASL) is the third-most used language in the United States. The
State of Colorado wants to make its locations as accessible as possible-and
that includes all of History Colorado's museums, too! Now when you visit
state sites, from the DMV to El Pueblo History Museum, visitors needing
hearing assistance can take Aira ASL with them! This free service is part of
a new pilot program, and your usage and feedback will determine its
continuation-so spread the news! Download the app today and
<https://t.e2ma.net/click/ldydxh/xun61yc/50l3h0> take this handy digital
tool with you so that you don't miss a word!  

 

 

Peggy Cong

 

 

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