Simulations & Apps
This section contains Web-based and mobile-based hearing screening tools, noise meters, hearing loss simulators and other interactive applications. These tools are designed to enable service members, veterans, and families to understand the dangers of hazardous noise, appreciate the importance of hearing, and take the necessary steps to protect against auditory injury.
*Note: The Hearing Center of Excellence does not endorse the use of online tests/screenings, noise meters, simulators, or mobile applications as official diagnostic tools or measurement instruments. The information contained herein is for informational purposes only.
Online Hearing Tests and Screenings
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There are many resources online to access hearing tests and screening. A simple internet search will yield many results.
Online Noise Scales and Meters
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Hear the different sounds and sound intensities of everyday objects.
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Videos, simulators, and tools explaining sound.
Online Hearing Loss Simulators
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THERE ARE MANY RESOURCES ONLINE TO ACCESS HEARING TESTS AND SCREENING. A SIMPLE INTERNET SEARCH WILL YIELD MANY RESULTS.
Mobile Applications
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Diagnosis and Management of Auditory Injury
These mobile solutions are designed to help users measure their hearing and/or track and optimize their hearing capabilities.
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Noise Measurement
These tools arm you with the information you need to understand noises in your daily environment. This is an important part of preventing noise-induced hearing loss.
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Assistive Devices for Individuals with Hearing Loss
These tools, which range from voice recognition applications to subtitle readers, are designed to enhance communication for individuals suffering from auditory impairments.
Hearing Loss Prevention Training Tools and Simulators
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- Podcasts – Listen to or download podcasts on health threats of noise, tinnitus research, and tinnitus management programs.
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- Virtual Exhibit – A collection of games, demonstrations and activities that will answer questions about hearing loss prevention
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- How Hearing Works – Watch this video for an overview of the anatomy of the ear and how we process sound in order to hear.
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Rockefeller University
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- Hearing Loss Simulator – Listen to common sounds in a variety of environments, first with normal hearing and then with simulated levels of hearing loss.