ConciseISL

The Irish Sign Language Dictionary App for Android and iOS. Tweets by Kevin & Micheál

[ConciseISL @ConciseISL]

Hi all,

We are aware of an ongoing issue with the Android app’s ability to access video files.

We have struggled to get to this just yet, in part as I am currently away on a 3-week work trip, however will resolve this by early June.

Many thanks for your patience 🙏

Kevin

[ConciseISL @ConciseISL]

We have in the meantime temporarily removed ConciseISL from the Google Play Store; while the service is not fully functional, and to limit the number of 1-star reviews which will otherwise harm the reach of the app in-future.

Thanks for your patience,

Kevin

[ConciseISL @ConciseISL]

Hi all,

We are aware of an ongoing issue with the Android app’s ability to access video files.

We have struggled to get to this just yet, in part as I am currently away on a 3-week work trip, however will resolve this by early June.

Many thanks for your patience 🙏

Kevin

[ConciseISL @ConciseISL]

@onlyspanner Hi William, thanks for your message! Yes, there appears to be an outage for Android users of the app currently, which we haven't gotten to the bottom of just yet, but will resolve as soon as we can. Thanks for your patience! - Kevin

[ConciseISL @ConciseISL]

@DHLis1 Hi Denise, thanks for checking in. Not just yet unfortunately, however, I can assure you it is top of the priority list!

[ConciseISL @ConciseISL]

Hi all! We are aware that there have been some issues installing ConciseISL on new Android versions recently. A result of a recent update to app store policies, we are working on a solution to this, which we will release as soon as possible. Many thanks for your patience! Kevin

[Reach Deaf Services @ReachDeaf1845]

There is a large EU funded Horizon 2020 project underway about sign language machine translation.  It is called SignON and a number of Irish colleagues both deaf and hearing are involved. 
As part of that project, They are sending the same survey to hearing and deaf people

[ConciseISL @ConciseISL]

@Thatsgrandnow Hi @Thatsgrandnow! Delighted you've found ConciseISL useful ♥️ This is not currently an implemented feature, however a great idea and one we will certainly consider for future updates 😊

[Prof Lorraine Leeson, PhD @leesonl]

What a great day! Having staff interpreters will be a game changer for #deaf staff & will open up the opportunity for lots of conversations & engagement across the @tcddublin community. A big thank you to Provost @LindaDoyle for supporting this initiative. 💙

[Sally Reynolds @info_sally]

Representation matters! I need more tissues now!

[Centre for Deaf Studies @studies_centre]

We 😍 this video from @cisli_ireland which introduces many of the interpreters working in Ireland right now, hearing & deaf. Like proud mammies and daddies, we were delighted to see so many of our @tcdalumni feature in here 🤟💜🤟 #IWDP2021 #1ntSL

https://t.co/tkg5gQ6KXT

[Prof Lorraine Leeson, PhD @leesonl]

It is International Week of Deaf People 2021! To help celebrate, we have a little challenge to get our campus signing here at @tcddublin @studies_centre Let's see you sign, guided by our very lovely Teresa Lynch.

[ConciseISL @ConciseISL]

Hi all☀️We’re weighing the idea of launching a #crowdfunding campaign for videography and interpretation support to help us to grow ConciseISL. We've always considered this a community effort and if you have any feedback or experience in this respect, we’d love to hear from you!

[Irish Deaf Society @IrishDeafSoc]

HSE (@HSELive) advises about heat stress, heat exhaustion and heatstroke as potentially serious health risks for vulnerable, older people & young children during a heatwave #islvideo #heatwave (https://t.co/zXH1BRF194 for full text)

https://t.co/ta8M0YbOgb

[Motherfoclóir: The Legacy @Motherfocloir]

So how is everyone today?

ISL (Irish Sign Language) is the topic of the Motherfoclóir podcast this week - with guests @GaRoDean and @CarolineMcTweet

The episode is a special one as it is signed by @Cat_1964

https://t.co/0rgmsIgraE

[Oliver Callan @OliverCallanRTE]

Ryan spoke to Andrew Geary about his passionate and dogged campaign for full access to the School Curriculum through Sign Language for his 12 year old son Calum and every Deaf Signing Child in our country today. @DeafnotDefeated @IrishDeafSoc
LISTEN BACK: https://t.co/V43LUSHoXG

[The Book of Kells Experience @BookOfKellsTCD]

Have you met the monks of Iona and their helpful seagull? This delightful animation was made to be enjoyed by deaf audiences. See the full video here: https://t.co/R8lfD4kvK4
#LoveYourHeritage #IrishSignLanguage @studies_centre

[Ace Mahbaz @acemahbaz]

Check out my video about Mouth Morphemes for the sign ‘BIG’

[The Heritage Council @HeritageHubIRE]

The Book of Kells has launched a series of multi-user friendly children’s animations, funded by The Heritage Council. The animations bring new accessibility and introduce children to The Book of Kells and The Long Room in a simple and enjoyable way.👇
@IrishDeafSoc @ConciseISL

[ConciseISL @ConciseISL]

@sidtheamazing @SirTheAmazing Hey Sinéad 😊 Oh wow, no cheese is a terrible oversight 😁🧀 We'll add it to the 'new videos' list! Thanks for your feedback, we hope you enjoy learning ISL!

[Lianne Quigley (Sign Name: Smiley) @liannequigley]

As part of the Creating Performance Art class via @IrishDeafSoc with Amanda Coogan on Deaf Irish women in history
A piece on Eileen Murray - one of interesting Deaf women. (Voice over included) #herstory #Irishdeafwomen #history #irishwomen #inspiration
https://t.co/JnKHmvVfHj