Sign Language Interpreting
Services are available to consumers using American Sign Language (ASL) and/or other English-based Sign systems such as Conceptually Accurate Signed English (CASE) depending upon the needs of the consumers.
DeafBlind Interpreting
Communication services to individuals who are DeafBlind include: tactile, palm printing, up-close signing, copy signing.
Real-time transcribing is a method of using specialized software to convert spoken language into text. Students are able to read the transcript real-time on a laptop, tablet or their own personal device through a weblink. After each class, students will receive a transcript after each class for their review.
Taking notes in the classroom can be a challenge for those who rely primarily on sight for communication. The NCOD: Deaf and Hard of Hearing Services provides an opportunity for students in the classroom to be notetakers for their deaf and hard of hearing classmates.
The benefit for becoming a Notetaker will be Priority Registration for the following Fall/Spring semester only (priority registration appointment dates will be during the early stage of the "Registration by Appointment" registration period). Note - Notetakers provide services during the Fall and Spring semesters only.
You can find more information about the Notetaker Program through DRES.
If you have any questions, you may contact the Disability Resources & Educational Services (DRES) department at 818-677-2684 or via email at dres@csun.edu or the NCOD: Deaf and Hard of Hearing Services department at 818-677-2054 or via email at ncod@csun.edu.