File:A Video Relay Service session helping a Deaf person communicate with a hearing person via a Video Interpreter (sign language interpreter) and a videophone DSC 0073.JPG
DescriptionA Video Relay Service session helping a Deaf person communicate with a hearing person via a Video Interpreter (sign language interpreter) and a videophone DSC 0073.JPG
English: A Video Relay Service session, where a Deaf, Hard-Of-Hearing or Speech-Impaired individual can communicate with a hearing person via a Video Interpreter (a Sign Language interpreter), using a videophone or similar video telecommunication unit. The hearing person with whom the Video Interpreter is also communicating can not be seen in the photo.
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