International Standards “What do they mean to me as a deaf person?”

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International Standards “What do they mean to me as a deaf person?” Dick Brandt

Overview What is a Standard? History The Players and Process Standards Open the Door The Answer

History The Telephone A More Complicated Problem The Deaf Develop Their Own Answers

The Identification of the Problem The Problem is Identified The Players The Process

V.18 Work Work Begins Multiple Solutions Lead to Complications

Results Goals Reached and Missed A Building Block Culture Change Standards Open the Door

The Answer The correct International Standards mean access to the information highways of the future by those who are deaf, hard of hearing or have other disabilities.

Dick Brandt