Cochlear implant

[Jonathan Udoff]

I've used samples from this website (http://www.hei.org/research/aip/ 
audiodemos.htm) for class room demonstrations. It is also the first  
result if you google the phrase "cochlear implant demo". I am unsure  
of the copyright status of the audio clips, but you could always  
contact the organization for permission.

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Jonathan Udoff
Graduate Research Assistant
Laboratory for Language & Cognitive Neuroscience
San Diego State University Research Foundation
6495 Alvarado Road, Suite #200
San Diego, CA 92120



On Dec 1, 2008, at 12:34 PM, Grushkin, Donald A wrote:

> Do a Google search under "hearing simulations" (maybe add 'CI' or  
> 'severe-profound deafness' as extra search strings).  I found one  
> website that had a simulation of CIs with 2, 4, 8 and 16 channels  
> that I use for one of my classes.  Not sure if this site will serve  
> your purposes, but maybe you can find some others that will.
>
> --Don Grushkin
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> From: slling-l-bounces at majordomo.valenciacc.edu [slling-l- 
> bounces at majordomo.valenciacc.edu] On Behalf Of Gerard Meijssen  
> [gerard.meijssen at gmail.com]
> Sent: Monday, December 01, 2008 11:06 AM
> To: A list for linguists interested in signed languages
> Subject: [SLLING-L] Cochlear implant
>
> Hoi,
> I have been in a number of discussions about deafness, signing and  
> SignWriting. Quite often, the Cochlear implant is mentioned as this  
> brilliant thing that makes deafness go away. My understanding is  
> that while it provides an amazing difference, in essence it is  
> still a crutch. Now my discussions are between hearing people. What  
> I would love to have is a few sound files that give an  
> approximation of what a Cochlear implant does for a deaf person.. I  
> would like to have three sound files, one of a person speaking  
> English in a quiet background, the other of a person speaking  
> English in a noisy background (no music, just people talking) and  
> the last a sound file with 30 seconds of music followed by 30  
> seconds of the same fragment as it was recorded.
>
> I would be surprised if such sound files do not exist .. One extra  
> requirement, these files need to be available under a free licene  
> because I want to use them in the Wikipedia projects I am active in.
> Thanks,
>       Gerard
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