Event Date
Wednesday, September 30th, 2020 – 3:00pm to 4:30pm
Speaker
Dr. William Good and Dr. Audrey Wong-Kee-You
Abstract
Please Note: The special time change for this upcoming ethics seminar will be 3:00 PM - 4:30 PM Pacific Standard Time Zone.
Topic: Bill Good and Audrey Wong-Kee-You have graciously agreed to lead the seminar, which will have a brief introduction followed by an active discussion period. Attendance and active participation is part of the fellowship training experience at Smith-Kettlewell and is required for all fellows and their mentors.
Please familiarize yourself with the readings (see email on "ethics seminar") and come prepared to discuss the ethical issues that surround human subjects testing, including special considerations that may apply during the pandemic
speech comprehension. This approach is helpful but only works if the speaker’s face
and mouth are clearly visible. For the benefit of people with hearing impairments on
Zoom calls, please enable your device’s camera whenever you are speaking on Zoom,
and face the camera while you speak. (Feel free to disable your camera when you aren’t
speaking.)
Topic: Bill Good and Audrey Wong-Kee-You have graciously agreed to lead the seminar, which will have a brief introduction followed by an active discussion period. Attendance and active participation is part of the fellowship training experience at Smith-Kettlewell and is required for all fellows and their mentors.
Please familiarize yourself with the readings (see email on "ethics seminar") and come prepared to discuss the ethical issues that surround human subjects testing, including special considerations that may apply during the pandemic
Improving Zoom accessibility for people with hearing impairments
People with hearing impairments often use lipreading and speechreading to improvespeech comprehension. This approach is helpful but only works if the speaker’s face
and mouth are clearly visible. For the benefit of people with hearing impairments on
Zoom calls, please enable your device’s camera whenever you are speaking on Zoom,
and face the camera while you speak. (Feel free to disable your camera when you aren’t
speaking.)