OpheliaSpeaks
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Hey all,
My university has given me the "PhonicEar" which is a FM system that operates through infrared transmission. My question is actually kinda silly. . . I'm wondering if I MUST use the headphones that come with the device that are labeled "PhonicEar" on them or can I use my own? The ones that come with the device are big, over-the-head type things and honestly, I am embarrassed to wear them :Oops: even if they *do* help me to understand the professor better.
I am going to be in small, seminar-style classes this semester and I hate being singled out as the "girl that listens to music during class" (no joke, that is what someone asked me once).
I can ask the disabilities coordinator, but honestly, when she gave me the equipment last semester, she admitted to not knowing much about it because not many students need it.
in advance.
My university has given me the "PhonicEar" which is a FM system that operates through infrared transmission. My question is actually kinda silly. . . I'm wondering if I MUST use the headphones that come with the device that are labeled "PhonicEar" on them or can I use my own? The ones that come with the device are big, over-the-head type things and honestly, I am embarrassed to wear them :Oops: even if they *do* help me to understand the professor better.
I am going to be in small, seminar-style classes this semester and I hate being singled out as the "girl that listens to music during class" (no joke, that is what someone asked me once).
I can ask the disabilities coordinator, but honestly, when she gave me the equipment last semester, she admitted to not knowing much about it because not many students need it.
in advance.