Do you want to know what clients had to say about our services?

Lillah reveals the results of a recent client survey along with inspiring comments about our interpreters, setup and, training.

Watch the final video in the four-part series, " Top Signs for the Classroom" to learn how to communicate directly with your deaf or hard of student in American Sign Language (ASL).

Katie has been an educational interpreter for many years, but even before joining the educational team she was involved in community interpreting. Watch as Katie explains some differences between education and community interpreting.

Watch as Kerri Courville, RDSPD Director, describes the benefits of having a virtual sign language interpreter when there's a shortage of interpreters.

In Part III of the series Top Signs for the Classroom, learn more helpful signs that you can use to communicate directly with your deaf students in ASL.

Look for to Part IV of the series coming soon!

Special Education Director, Sonya Mizelle and Special Education Teacher, Ashley Moore discuss their initial concerns and how they felt after using virtual sign language interpreting services. The benefits include easy setup, built in substitute services, and increased confidence for students in the classroom.

Learn more about why our extraordinary ASL interpreter, Sophia, loves working in the Educational Interpreting field and hear her tips for helping deaf students feel comfortable participating in classroom activities and discussions.

Do you have a deaf or hard of hearing student in your classroom?

Direct communication with your student in sign language can help you make a vital connection. Watch as Lillah Harris demonstrates some helpful ASL signs related to manners in the video 'Top Signs for the Classroom- Part II'.

How much does the EIPA exam cost and is it worth it?

In this video, Tre breaks down the cost of the written exam, performance exam, and administration fees, plus why it's all worth it to those desiring to become a certified educational sign language interpreter.

Are you or members of your educational team working with Deaf and Hard of Hearing students this school year?

Please watch and share our four-part series "Top Signs for the Classroom" to practice some basic American sign language signs that you can use in your classroom.

Stay tuned for Part II coming soon!