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Though ICBC offers pre-scheduled in-person sign language interpreters for Deaf and hard of hearing individuals, they've taken a major step forwarding in accessibility by offering on-demand video remote interpreting through a pilot program. Through this initiative, ICBC is now offering free, on-demand, virtual American Sign Language (ASL) interpretation at select locations.

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What is the difference between captioning and transcription? In the context of accessibility, transcription is the process of taking spoken English and creating a written transcript of what has been said. This can be done in real time so that attendees can have access to a meeting or event. Captioning is more commonly understood as we've all seen videos that have captions, and it's the process of adding and syncing the timing of captions to a video. What are the different typ

The path to becoming a sign language interpreter starts with taking some introductory ASL classes, advancing your skills in an ASL and Deaf studies program, then completing your training in an interpreter education program.