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I notice that there are advanced tools released by LinguistToolkit.com among others allow ASL interpreters to administer their ASL professional work life. The office. With respect to the work of ASL what tech do you use to manage the office affairs? What works what does not? Do you use one platform for all things or different tech for specific things?

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