Jessica M. Blakeley’s research while affiliated with University of Melbourne and other places

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Wireless binaural hearing aid technology for telephone use and listening in wind noise
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November 2018

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Agnes Au

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Jessica M. Blakeley

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Richard C. Dowell

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Gary Rance

Objective: To assess the speech perception benefits of binaural streaming technology for bilateral hearing aid users in two difficult listening conditions. Design: Two studies were conducted to compare hearing aid processing features relating to telephone use and wind noise. Speech perception testing was conducted in four different experimental conditions in each study. Study sample: Ten bilaterally-aided children in each study. Results: Significant improvements in speech perception were obtained with a wireless feature for telephone use. Significant speech perception benefits were also obtained with wireless hearing aid features when listening to speech in simulated wind noise. Conclusions: Binaural signal processing algorithms can significantly improve speech perception for bilateral hearing aid users in challenging listening situations.

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... O Quadro 1 apresenta a síntese dos artigos selecionados. Research, Society and Development, v. 10, n. 16, e383101623998, 2021 (CC BY 4. (Julstrom et al., 2011), (Smith, 2015), (Au, 2019) e (Shew, 2020). Os 7 estudos restantes abordam, de forma geral, como as TDIC podem ser excelentes ferramentas didático-pedagógicas para fazer com que o aluno surdo incluso possa ter acesso ao conhecimento. ...

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Digital information and communication technologies on the acquisition of scientific knowledge to deaf students an integrative literature review
Wireless binaural hearing aid technology for telephone use and listening in wind noise
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  • November 2018