telecommunications

Indiana


CIRRI

    Bill Franzmann, Executive Director

    1401 Meridian Street

    Indianapolis, IN 46202

    Phone:  317-636-2020

    Fax:       317-633-7418

    E-mail:  Bill_Franzmann@wfyi.pbs.org

     

Northeastern Indiana Radio Reading Service (NEIRRS)

    7615 Di Salle Blvd.

    Fort Wayne, IN   46825

    Phone: 260-421-1376

    Fax: 260-421-1377

     

WNIN Radio Reading Service

    Joan Cooper, Manager

    405 Carpenter

    Evansville, IN  47708

    Phone:  812-423-3640

National

    Caption Center

      Resource for learning about captioning.

    Captioned Media Program

      Review of titles of free loan captioned media.

    Closed Captioning Web

      Captioning is text located somewhere on the picture.  Learn more about the types of captioning, laws, and other information.

    Descriptive Video Services

      A service provided for those who are visually impaired, characters and settings are described verbally and strategically placed so as not to interfere with characters' dialogues.

    Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Homepage

      Provides information on the many activities the FCC is responsible for, including making telecommunications usable and accessible, closed captioning and video description issues.

    Federal Communications Commission

      Section 255 Manufacturers of Equipment.

    Federal Communications Commission

      Section 255 Service Providers.

    National Center for Accessible Media

      Information about making different forms of media accessible.

    Section 255 of the Telecommunications Act of 1996

      Frequently asked questions.

    Talking Books

      Provides books and magazines in alternative formats, including audiocassette, computer diskettes, Braille, and large print.  Please contact your local public library  for further information.

    Talking Newspapers a.k.a. Radio Reading Service

      This service broadcasts newspapers, magazines, and other printed materials for those who have a reading impairment because of visual, perceptual, or other physical  disabilities.  Locate your local service provider on this state-by-state listing.

    Telecommunications Relay Services (TRS)

      This web site will explain what you need to know about TRS.  TRS enables standard voice telephone users to talk to people who have difficulty hearing or speaking on the telephone. This web site  provides information such as: consumers guide, TRS phone numbers, FAQ, and fact sheets.

    U.S. Government TTY Directory

      Listing of Federal Relay Services (FRS) system that relays calls to agencies such as the Air Force, EEOC, and others.