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Comparison and evaluation of mass video notification methods used to assist Deaf people

system is explored. The intention is to adapt a successful text-based mass notification system, developed by a local non-governmental organization, to accommodate efficient and affordable video mass messaging for Deaf people. The questions that need to be asked are: How can we compare and evaluate various video streaming messaging methods to find the most effective streaming methods to deliver video messages? What transport vehicles should we consider: MMS, the web, electronic mail or a cell phone resident push/pull application? What is the cost to end user and service provider and how can we make such a service more affordable? How does the video quality in terms of sign language vary between each transport vehicle? Although Deaf people are accustomed to mobile text messaging, they prefer to communicate in sign language. Work related to these aims, the methods planned to achieve these goals, initial work and prototypes will be described. A project plan for this work in progress will be mapped out.