Providing an in-depth technical exploration of hearing loss, hearing aids, and the technology used to dispense them, this interactive CD-ROM supports many of the hands-on skills that are required of hearing aid practitioners on a daily basis. Tips on completing hearing tests and evaluating hearing aids are detailed along with a background on the physics of sound and the physiology of the ear. Virtual hearing aids, interactive oscilloscopes, and a fully functional audiometer simulator contribute to the interactivity of this CD-ROM. Thirty different client scenarios are also presented, providing client data and test results for interpretation and recommendations. Related resources and a glossary of terms used throughout the CD-ROM are provided.
Subjects: Specific Career Information
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Sport Medicine
A unique look at medical professionals from many different disciplines, working together as a team to provide optimum care for any athlete, whether the athlete participates in professional sport or they are weekend warriors participating in sport to stay in shape.
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Athletic Therapy
For the athletic therapist, everyday is different with a different set of demands. They prepare the athlete prior to the game, are the first ones on the scene should an injury occur and assist the athlete through the rehabilitation process following an injury.
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Reference Interviews
Knowing how to properly query and respond to a patron’s requests is essential to providing good service in a library. This program deals with issues of approachability, and the specifics of conducting a proper reference interview.
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Never a Dull Day: Careers in Hospitality
A career in hospitality can mean many different things. There’s no doubt it’s hard work but also very rewarding, and there are lots of job opportunities. In this program we talk to a number of young people in the industry about their jobs and the training involved. Areas covered include: Front Office, Food and Beverage, Cooking, Housekeeping, Security and Gaming.
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Introduction to Programming: Unlocking the Secrets
Introduction to Programming explores the basics of creating computer programs. We begin with a look at creating algorithms and the fundamental instructions and processes available to all computer languages. And then we look at the process of writing and compiling a program using a specific computer language. No particular computer language is favored in this program. This program is a great introduction for students interested in programming.
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Hospitality: A Question of Attitude
By profiling a range of professionals, this program gives a real ‘feel’ for the industry, exploring: The difference between service and servility; The need for positive workplace attitude; Effective staff and client communication; Building self-confidence and industry awareness.
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Introduction To The Front Office and Reception
This program considers the roles and responsibilities of the duty manager, concierge and porter at a five star hotel and contrasts these with duties of the manager of a youth hostel and the general manager of a three and a half star motor inn.
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Introduction To Food And Beverage Service
This program considers the roles and responsibilities entailed in performing a variety of positions within the hospitality industry. Through ‘on the spot interviews’ with employees, viewers are introduced to basic skills needed to work in a busy bar of a public hotel, a silver service restaurant and a five star hotel.
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Food Production
In this program we see how chefs prepare the meals at Melbourne’s Sofitel Hotel and how they have to cater for all tastes. It investigates the many considerations taken into account in the efficient running of large kitchen, as well as the production of food for a major Australian airline, where the design of the meals is customized.