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Sony Virtuoso™ ASL Instructional Control Software
Interactive Technology for Sign Language Studies and Interpreter Training Programs
This interactive technology suite, designed specifically for ASL and Interpreter Training applications, includes the Sony Virtuoso ASL Instructor Control Software and the Sony Soloist® ASL Digital Comparative Recorder Software for each student. Both components include high quality video cameras providing clear visual communication between the instructor and all of the students, a selected student, or several students
working together.
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Easy Access to Digital Content
enables student to work with video and audio lesson content, record their work, and then save on the local area network or on a portable storage device. Both the stimulus and the student recording can then be accessed for self-review and/or instructor assessment.
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Collaboration and Student Centered Learning
provide opportunities for students to work together in pairs and record. Each student may share the video from their camera with a partner. The instructor is able to view the students' activity on-screen to monitor progress and provide assistance as needed.
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Real-Life Interpreting Situations
are easily simulated for practicum skill development.
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Instructors Maximize Time
with the ability to review student work when convenient on any PC, at home, in your office, anywhere using the ASL player software applet provided. Instructor's comments may be added to student files as well.
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Create Authentic Lesson Materials
that meaningfully incorporate audio video, pictures, text, and web resources.
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Student Portfolios
with highlights of student work and digital recordings can be progressively collected and saved throughout the course of study.
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See how your students can benefit from this technology.
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Audio/Video comparative recording allows the student to interpret an audio recording while recording a visual response. |
Video/Video Comparative Recording allows you to view a video file while recording a visual response. |
The original recording and the student recording can be played in synchronization for review or assessment. |
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