Hi
A deaf friend of mine had a device consiting of a microphone/transmitter
that could be placed on or near the lecturn etc. The receiver end fed a
neck loop that was then picked up by his hearing aids in the T position
(as for using an induction loop). He said it worked fine - and he also
used it for small meetings. I think it came from the RNIB. Doesn't
solve the recording issue, but it might mean that the person concerned
could actually hear the lecture live.
Every Blessing
Tony
On 21/09/2015 16:51, Jon Honeyball wrote:
smartphone with an appropriate Rode mic?
On 21/09/2015, 16:18, "Sursound on behalf of Michael Chapman"
<[email protected] on behalf of [email protected]> wrote:
Sorry 'off topic' but as we have so many academic list members ...
A hearing-impaired student (not profoundly deaf) is having difficulty with
lectures and wants (with the faculty's knowledge) to record them for later
listening.
I was asked for suggestions.
(Why the lecture theatre does not, in 2015) have a 'loop' I know not ...
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