Video guide in the Italian Sign Language and IS
Service dedicated to Museums, Caves, Archaeological Parks, Cultural
Institutes, Villages/Towns/Cities, Public Bodies, Associations and
Foundations.
THE VIDEOGUIDALIS PLATFORM
"makes places not accessible to everyone simply suitable”
Article 34-ter. "acknowledges, promotes and protects the Italian
Sign Language (LIS) and the tactile Italian sign language (LIST)".
L.I.S. is not spoken but "shown"; it is a means of
communication based on visual perception;
*Numerous Sign Languages
exist. Among the best known are: American sign language (ASL), Langue
des signes française (LSF), the British sign language (BSL) and the
Italian Sign Language (LIS);
The international language
database Ethnologue, enumerates over 121 different sign languages;
* Deafness affects 5% of
the world's population, that means about 360 million people.
No Museum, Archaeological
Park, Cave, Cultural Institution, Town, ancient village, Exhibition
or Event should be without the L.I.S. video guide; Many public and
cultural places have already equipped themselves with an L.I.S. video
guide;
Many others are focusing
their economic resources to fill the lack of LIS among translated
languages.
360 million deaf people in the world
5% of the population
121 sign languages
1,000,000 deaf people
A SERVICE SUITABLE FOR EVERYONE
Desktop
usable Off-Line
integrated on device
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VideoguidaLIS has been created together with both deaf and hearing
translators.
Fabio Zamparo
Cirino Scionti
Giuseppina Palmieri
The presentation of some of the translators and hearing persons who
work with
VideoguidaLIS
LIS EXPLAINED BY DEAF PEOPLE
Visit in LIS
Discover, learn, study, be excited with VideoguidaLIS.
What we do we do to challenge the status quo of accessibility. What
has always been done is not always the best thing to do, which is why
for over a decade we have been inspired by a clear and evident
objective - to make public and cultural places accessible with
digital aids developed together with deaf people and which are safe,
easy to use and readily accessible.
