Library

This free online library is a comprehensive, easy-to-use resource for hearing loops, other assistive listening systems, and telecoil information. It contains articles, legislation, papers, presentations, research, tools, videos, etc. 2100 + items.

https://www.zotero.org/groups/4576636/hearing_loops/library

Why: One comprehensive resource for hearing loops, other assistive listening systems, and telecoils. Makes information easily available. Simplify searches.

You can do a simple search or search everything (click on the small arrow in the search bar).

Who is this library for?

Anyone in the country or internationally:

Audiologists and hearing instrument specialists (labeled HHP-Hearing Healthcare Practitioners)
Hearing loop advocates
Hearing loop installers
Journalists
Researchers
Sites/institutions/venue owners and operators
Students

and whomever is curious.

What’s in Zotero?

Articles, magazine articles (Sound & Communication, HHTM, etc.)
Bloggers
Continuing Education for audiologists and hearing instrument specialists, CEU
Hearing loop initiatives (state and regional)
HLAA tools
Journals, such as The Hearing Journal (lots of articles), Ear and Hearing (4 articles), Audiology Practices
Legislation with telecoils, building standards, education, etc.
New hearing loop installations announcements (blog posts, newspaper articles)
Resources (formal and informal), pdf, doc, jpg
Websites, such as www.hearingloop.org, etc.
YouTube videos (hearing loop simulations, explanations, hearing loop campaign, training)

What’s not in Zotero?

Vendor information about installers, audiology practices, hearing instrument specialist practices, or hearing loop manufacturers unless they are educational
Articles behind paywalls

Can I join Zotero as a group member?

Yes! Zotero is great for research projects. Notify us through Zotero that you’d like to become a group member, we’ll add you.

Then you can use the Zotero app on your computer.

Is there a tutorial?

Maybe you’re the type of learner who just dives in and starts clicking on buttons! Or maybe a tutorial from the Univ of Georgia could explain things https://research.library.gsu.edu/c.php?g=115275&p=750658

Can I make a suggestion or revision?

Suggestions are welcomed! Just email using the website address. Send the links you’d like to have added, attach articles, or specifically describe changes of an existing resource. Only administrators can add or make changes.