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A faster path between meaning and form? Iconicity facilitates sign recognition and production in British Sign Language
D Vinson, RL Thompson, R Skinner, G Vigliocco
Journal of Memory and Language 82, 56-85, 2015
872015
The hands and mouth do not always slip together in British Sign Language: Dissociating articulatory channels in the lexicon
DP Vinson, RL Thompson, R Skinner, N Fox, G Vigliocco
Psychological Science 21 (8), 1158-1167, 2010
572010
Interpreting via video link: Mapping of the field
R Skinner, J Napier, S Braun
Here or there: Research on interpreting via video link, 11-35, 2018
442018
“It’s good for them but not so for me”: Inside the sign language interpreting call centre
J Napier, R Skinner, GH Turner
Translation & Interpreting: The International Journal of Translation and …, 2017
442017
“When I speak people look at me” British deaf signers’ use of bimodal translanguaging strategies and the representation of identities
J Napier, R Oram, A Young, R Skinner
Translation and Translanguaging in Multilingual Contexts 5 (2), 95-120, 2019
362019
Here or there: Research on interpreting via video link
J Napier, R Skinner, S Braun
Gallaudet University Press, 2018
342018
Telecommunication relay services as a tool for deaf political participation and citizenship
GH Turner, J Napier, R Skinner, M Wheatley
Information, Communication & Society 20 (10), 1521-1538, 2017
242017
Using video technology to engage deaf sign language users in survey research: An example from the'Insign'project
J Napier, K Lloyd, R Skinner, GH Turner, M Wheatley
Translation & Interpreting: The International Journal of Translation and …, 2018
212018
Mediating identities: Sign language interpreter perceptions on trust and representation
J Napier, R Skinner, A Young, R Oram
Journal of Applied Linguistics and Professional Practice 14 (1), 75-95, 2020
192020
Conducting research with deaf sign language users
L Leeson, J Napier, R Skinner, T Lynch, L Venturi, H Sheikh
Doing Research in Applied Linguistics, 134-145, 2016
182016
Videoconferencing in legal context: a comparative study of simulated and real-life settings
K Balogh, H Salaets
Gallaudet University Press; Washington DC 16, 264-298, 2018
172018
Approximately There – Positioning Video-Mediated Interpreting in Frontline Police Services
S Robert
Heriot-Watt University, 2020
12*2020
Enabling political participation through video relay interpreting: A case study
J Napier, R Skinner, GH Turner
Here or there? Research on interpreting via video link, 230-263, 2018
102018
Translating the Deaf self
J Napier, A Young, R Oram, R Skinner, N O’Connell
Unpublished research report. Heriot-Watt University & University of Manchester, 2017
102017
What counts? A typological and descriptive analysis of British Sign Language number variations
RA Skinner
Unpublished master’s thesis, University of London, 2007
92007
Justisigns: Developing research-based training resources on sign language interpreting in police settings in Europe
J Napier, R Skinner, G Turner, L Leeson, T Lynch, H Sheikh, ...
Gallaudet University Press; Washington, DC 12, 154-190, 2022
72022
The social construction of 101 non-emergency video relay services for deaf signers
RA Skinner, J Napier, NR Fyfe
International journal of police science & management 23 (2), 145-156, 2021
72021
Representation and diversity in the sign language translation and interpreting profession in the United Kingdom
J Napier, R Skinner, R Adam, C Stone, S Pratt, DP Hinton, C Obasi
Interpreting and Society 2 (2), 119-140, 2022
52022
A demographic snapshot of the profession: The 2021 Census of sign language translators & interpreters in the UK
J Napier, R Skinner, R Adam, C Stone, S Pratt, C Obasi
Association of Sign Language Interpreters (ASLI), 2021
42021
Video interpreting best practice
H Ryan, R Skinner
ASLI 2015., 2015
42015
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