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Hello everyone
Welcome and thanks for joining us today.
My name is Simone.
I'm community manager at Oxford Dictionaries
I'll be hosting the session today
I'm here with Hudson and Silvia, his interpreter
So now, without further ado, I'm going to hand it over to Hudson
so he can begin his presentation
Hudson, here you go
Hello. My name is Hudson Asiema.
This is my sign name.
I am the CEO and co-founder of a company known as Deaf eLimu Plus
So today I am going to present on what Sex eLimu
developing an app in sign language with Oxford Dictionaries API
So you can follow me on the following social media pages
@deafelimuplus
You can follow me on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram
So today's presentation, what we'd like to talk about
The first thing is introduction to Sex eLimu
And I will show you two demo
The second thing I will talk about is my technical journey of the project
I will explain about my background, my first award,
the special challenges I have faced
and also the Sex eLimu bot
The final thing I'll talk about is the things I wish I knew before I won the grant
So for now I want to show you a demo
on the Sex eLimu
I will explain, briefly, on what it is
So this app, it chooses
What it does is that it has the videos of the word
And then you can get information
on sexual reproductive health topics
As you can see
Once you open up the app
it will give you the topics
You can flip through and choose the topics
It will give you sexual reproductive health topics on different things
about AIDS and all those things.
At the end
You'll be able to see the dictiy
These are the words that are used in sexual reproductive health terms
like abortion
If you want to know what that ws
You will see a small icon that you press it
and you see, it will give you the meaning of the word abortion
And then also you can click on AIDS
That's how you sign the word AIDS
And the video shows you how to sign it, AIDS
And then the icon again
It explains, what does AIDS means. It explains there below
So you can select something else
Maybe like caesarean section, that's how you sign it
So if you need to understand what that word means again
press on the icon
There it's all in English and will explain what it means
So that's how the app works
You can also see another word: how do you sign 'circumcision'?
So then again there's an explanation from the dictionary
So that's how the app works
It shows the sexual reproductiv health topics and the dictionary
And where did I get this dictionary from? Oxford API
Next, the other demo I want to show you
This demo is on Sign Language Dictionary Bot
This is available through Facebook messenger
What you do is ask a word to help you sign a word
Let's see, play it
So on Facebook Messenger
@SLDictionary
That's where you find it
And then, what you do is you click on the bot
And maybe you can send a message like 'hello'
So you send a message 'sign hello'
and then the message will come u
and it will give you three optis
how to sign it
what it means
and how to browse the dictionary
So those are the three options available to you
You'll see how to sign 'hello'
What does 'hello' mean?
And then there's a pop-up which gives you the explanation
And the third option
is if you need to browse the dictionary
So once you send that message for 'hello' that's what will come back to you
Also at the very bottom
You can do the browser
and the pop-up will come up
and it will give you that just as the demo is showing
Give you different explanations
At the very far end is a small icon
If you link on it
it will show you
the meaning of the words again, the definition
So now
It's explaining how you browse the dictionary
You're saying 'hello' the video
and then click on 'hello' the word and it gives you the
pop-up that you're seeing below
For example, if you say 'brother'
Click on it and it explains again what it means
It always sends a video
Like I said, it's available on Facebook messenger
Now I like to talk about my technical journey
of my project
how I started until now
now that I have this Sex eLimu app
I shall explain the challenges
and experiences
I will start off with my background
My primary education was here in Kenya
But in high school
I didn't complete my high school
I went only half-way
and I decided
if I stayed until the end, which is usually four years
or go to America
So I really debated on it
I decided to go to America to further my studies
So I went to a college in Ameria
where they had a programme for the Deaf
and the other deaf students were there
But I was the only deaf student from Africa
So they were teaching us about maths and English courses
After that class
It was
you know, getting the statistics, it wasn't easy
you know, like mathematics
How do people get 100 per cent?
So I was telling them that
you know basically from my education experience in Africa
we always learn English
and maths as well
So that helped me to relate to all the college studies
I used to really see how the college will
these ideas I believe fared wel in it
and also I was advising other students
on how to continue on advanced class
and when they give me an exam
they ask me if I want to use the technical writing or
and when I did that
using the system that they had
I was able to pass
and they saw that
I was very good at the maths
and they said that you
you shouldn't be with the deaf students
you need to be educated and join the hearing class
because, you know, my experience
in Kenya
and then I moved to America
And I was trying to understand
how will I be targetted
in a hearing class
and I'm the only deaf person
they said you shouldn't worry
because you'll have the interpreter there
to facilitate checking the communication
with the lecturer
and I said, that's fine
So, I went
and joined the hearing class
and the maths teacher will talk
and the interpreter
wanted to find out who is the deaf person?
and I said, it's myself
and so we started working toget with the interpreter
and the lecturer
and they made sure that
if I did not understand anything
I shall raise up my hand and ask
or we go to the office for one hour
and discuss with the lecturer
to help me understand things clearer
So after the exams I passed
and then
my first language that I learned
in programming is C++
again, I was the only deaf student in a hearing class
and this language C++
is usually the basic, you know
Like how to code
I was really interested in learning the other languages
where I could
code different things
so from there
I finished the programming
and then I transferred
to university
and I continued with my computer science studies
also there they had a deaf programme
those interpretation services they offered
But the class I joined
Again, I was the only deaf person
in the midst of all the hearing students
but the interpreter was there
during my computer science studies
so I was learning all these new languages for coding
I did learn the C++
But when I transferred I had to start learning
Java language
and the comparison
I preferred Java language to C++
And I continued to learn how to write the codes
and my team
for the project in class
we were grouped in different tes
for discussion
then you have to come up with a project
So we started micro
We had come up with a project
a specific project until graduation
they gave us homework
that focuses on
English
development
so that was our project
and we needed to know the requirements
what technicalities are involved
my project team
the lecturer himself had given us
all the topics
but in the final project
before initially all of us are given the different topics
but in your final project you had to choose
your project name
so we sat down with my team
and thought of what to do
and
I looked at around the world
how all resources are available for the hearing community
but for the Deaf, or the disability generally, there is nothing
so I came back to my project team
and I explained
when you're looking at Google
when you're searching for something through Google
it gives you the words
for the hearing it's fine
but why not let's do something for the Deaf
so the Deaf can also be included
And since I've always been working with interpreters
the interpreter was able to explain my idea to the
project team who were very happy with that
So that's what we did
So I said
why not have ASL Google?
ASL means American Sign Language
and the lecturer was like, wow, okay
that's nice
if that's your project name
then I approve
So my project team we said
meeting, discussing
which language would we choose e
which technical
things will we need
how do we do the videos?
where will they be saved or kept stored?
but we finalised on everything and it was very successful
and it worked well using the web
and my class
we did the presentation
and who presented it? Myself
and the lecturer was there
and all the students. They were commending all the
That was our final project
We passed with flying colours
I graduated
And everything was done
I did two more months
until my graduation in America
I was looking for a job
Because I didn't find a job
I decided
You know what? Let me come back to Kenya
So what I did
In those three months I was searching for a job before I came back to Kenya
And then I saw
ICT authority
were having an initiative programme for a grant
so I said, why not? I applied
So this was KSL, Kenyan Sign Language
Because in Africa we don't have anything online for sign languae
So I came back to Kenya to develop because at least
in America it was my experience in how to do coding for
American Sign Language
so I came back home
and then I waited
for them to announce who won the grant after the application
When they announced I looked at the computer and I read
It was only company name that has won
and I had applied as an individual
so I said, okay fine, my name ie
so what I did is
I still continued developing the app
web developing at home
I still continued that
on and on for one year
I found a job as well here in Kenya
There was a second grant, a second cycle which was open
at the same place
this time I applied
before I had applied as an individual
So what I did is I applied as a company
But choosing the same idea on KSL which is Kenyan Sign Language
So the board partner was there
and they were shocked when they were doing the interview process
when they came there they said
you're deaf, yes.
who developed this app?
And I said, me
Which language did you use?
And I explained everything
And I answered all their questions
What happened is
during the afternoon session
it was the individual interviews
so again I came back
so the morning session was for the company and the team
and again in the afternoon I am back for the individuals
and the board again were really really very surprised
When they announced who won the grants
I had won both in the individual
and the company category
The company won a bigger grant
and as an individual the grant was a bit smaller
I started developing
the web app
as an individual and as the company
and I finished everything
everything was good
As you can see that diagram below on my slide was my first development
but later
I didn't know how to either use or develop the Android
Never, just use the web app
So I had to research how to do that
because you know in Africa
we got later the Android phone
I had to research how do I merge my skills?
with Java
so people can also access the app
on the Android phones
so that's how I started developing
KSL finger spelling app
so it's both a webapp and on Android
The picture on my slide that is what I developed
KSL finger spelling
I have participated in different challenges
the first
I participated in
Google Cloud Developer Challenge in the year 2013
But this needed my technical
It needed a Google app
It needed a Google developer
So what I did is
I was chosen as a finalist in that challenge
The second one was the Africa Android Challenge
in 2014
There was welcoming any initiative app
So what I did
I developed the KSL finger spelling so I just entered that
They chose it as the best original idea
The third challenge I joined was for the Oxford Dictionaries
So before I developed the bot you have seen in the demo
And I looked at all these competitions
And I said
this is good for me because
I already have the app
but how I am able to access the data
like how does the word mean?
So I started researching
I said, you know researching
how to merge the words
with a dictionary
and trying to get the data
so that's what had happened
and I was successful because I found that Oxford dictionary had that
for me to use
and now I have the Sex eLimu app
and I will develop the bot later on
So in 2017 last year
I never developed a bot before
I always see them doing adverts on the website
And I felt I won't be able to dt
One month later
I looked at a certain advert
I wanted to do a bit of research
and discover how is that possible?
I knew that
Since I developed KSL Finger Spelling
why not just see how to code ths
In one week I was done
I did that just before the deadline
I presented it
I was chosen again as a finalist
I feel like when I showed you the demo how you can send a word
and then it can bring up the video which is really good for me
For the Sex eLimu
How did I start this?
UNFPA and Nailab
the two partnered together
they started an accelerator programme called I Am
So they're looking for
SRH solutions
that are based with the youth of the community
My team we looked at it and felt
how do we solve the challenges for the deaf youth?
because many deaf youth cannot access sexual reproductive heal information services
there are a lot of barriers on information
because we don't have
any words in sign language
For us
We've never seen this specifically for sexual reproductive health
maybe there's sign language for different things
but for sexual reproductive health
in Kenya there's nothing
What we did is we went to Nailab
we gave our presentation
and they were, like, this idea is very good
Many people had presented
we were one of the four to be the start-ups
that were chosen for the sexual reproductive health
So, Nailab
which is an accelerator program for start-ups
we were there for three months where they trained us
mentored us
they gave us free space
working space for those three months
in the training they taught us how we can develop, how to market
how to identify your users for the app
the back end, the front end
you need to know all that, also
how to measure
your key metric success
how many Deaf? how many hearing people
have downloaded? How many users to you have?
So what we did is
we had basic sign language reproductive health services
because in Kenya
when you look at the words
that are available sometimes you don't know what that word means
I decided to use the Oxford Dictionary
It has an easier way to explain
and then match it with the video
of the signs
So is what I had done
with the app as you see it in the demo
Now I have joined the Oxford Dictionary competition
and I've seen
how the Sex eLimu app we developed matched with the API
so that's what I did, I appliedt
and they said that this is the best communicator tool
and now, what I want to do
is develop the Sex eLimu bot
which is now in the process and I hope I will do so this year
my focus is on the back end, to develop everything
so once everything is up and running for Android
the web
and the bot, all three
I want them to be working
just focussing on
one thing
I also want the data to be ready
So I can focus on those three channels
which is also in the process
so the four things I wish I knew before I won the grant
the first
the business and revenue model
when I won my first grant
the gave me the money but
I had the idea as well
I wanted to develop the KSL Finger Spelling
I developed it and it was done
but how to sell it?
how to market it? how to register users?
I didn't have a clue
of how to do that
so I missed the key on
how to know the number of users I have
how many people are visiting the web
I didn't know how to do all that, the costs
and later when I did the Android app in sign language
when I was in America
I had seen how people will really benefit
financially from the busines revenue model
but when I got back to Kenya
and I started my Android app
the registration of users
I found that in Kenya
that they do not accept
you to sell the app, I need to give it for free
which made me get stuck
so maybe through the use of adverts
I could earn my money
the second thing I wish I knew
was how to get the specific mentor and investor
When I started the Sex eLimu in Nailab
They had mentors for us, they ed
who is your user?
be specific, who is your target market?
how many people are using it every day?
really explain everything
how to market
so I before I just developed
I presented the idea and applied for it
that's it or put it in the Play store
but then people download it
but now really understanding that you have to have the matrix
it was really good for me
that I understood that the matrix was important
that thing I wish I knew
was the traction for my start-up
so initially I didn't how to
once you have new users
how do you get the new numbers coming in
do you don't have the same■ people downloading on day one
and also on month and week
how do you grow the percentage of your market?
I missed that information because
I hadn't learned that earlier
but now I understand to do that
like if I have a problem
maybe there's an error
maybe who are your phone users?
Android? is it high-end or low-end phones?
if they have a problem
what can happen?
how do you fix it so it can work well?
so for example, the app that I use
who uses it more? the hearing people or the deaf people?
who my customers really are?
so this is key
who my target market is?
before it wasn't important
I just applied for the idea for the grant
but right now I understand that
my users are for the Deaf
but I also need to understand who is it for?
since it is also open both for the hearing and the Deaf
and the fourth thing is API why?
before I developed
the start-up
how to develop the Sex eLimu app
it took a long time
An Android phone has an API
it's faster to design and develop and the time taken is very short
also, the Oxford Dictionary is ready
so it's not a must for me to really get a book
and start copying the words and coding
no, Oxford Dictionaries already have an API that is a match with my
with my programme. So that is what I wish I knew
And now, I want to thank you all for viewing and for listening
to my presentation
I also want to thank Silvia my interpreter
for interpreting
I now welcome any questions you may have
I just wanted to say a big thank you
to Hudson
and to yourself for interpreting
it was a very interesting presentation
it was really fascinating to learn about
the journey that took him to develop Sex eLimu and the bot
and everything that went behind the scenes in it
It was really really interesting
Thank you very much. I hope you enjoyed presenting
I hope you, Silvia, enjoyed interpreting the presentation
and we do have a few questions we got through the chat
so if Hudson can step back into the camera
I will start reading the questions
The first question that we've got here is
was it very difficult to make a translation tool
without having access to a bilingual dictionary?
(the API has a Swahili data set but not a Kenyan Sign Language one)
Yes, that's true
So the challenge for the translation was that, yes
because I've seen that the English words and Swahili words
but we don't have a Swahili word
to change to English or the English to Swahili
so what I was focussing on was KSL, the Kenyan Sign Language which we don't have
There's no information on the internet
so that's why we used
we started with the videos of the signs of the words
so we have the words with the sign
so, I don't know, maybe in the future we can see how we can
have Kenyan Sign Language and other sign languages
so that's it not only for customers in Kenya
So the next question I've got here is
You kind of covered it in your presentation so it's more like if you have
any other comments which you have to add to this
but the question was
what made you decide to make an app specific to sexual health?
The reason why I did this
focussing on the sexual reproductive health
is that I have seen
in Africa
there is no app or book or materials
that's available in sign language
also, the doctors, the medical care people, the nurse, get stuck
whenever deaf people come to visit and
they want to get information about sexual reproductive health services
about AIDS, HIV, condoms, you know, just the basic
so that's what I saw and I decided that maybe I should just focus on developing that app
which is the first one
Also, in other competitions whenever they have
the challenges, whenever they ask for initiatives
and this was for UNFPA
I decided maybe this could
really identify with them
how we can help the Deaf
not only the Deaf but also
the medical practitioners we have in our healthcare system
on how to communicate with the f
Thank you
Okay, thank you
The next question is
How many people are using Sex eLimu?
The app when I started it was
two years ago
so, it was a slow process of developing
right now the downloads are about
1,300
downloads
Alright, that's quite impressive
My other question is
How did you first begin to promote it?
The question doesn't specify
but I imagine it refers to the app once it was ready
not when you are looking for grants
So I imagine it was once you had completed the work on it
how you first started promoting it
When
the initiative
when I participated and I won the grant
for the accelerator for the three month programme
like I mentioned in my presentation
NAILAB and UNFPA had partnered and they had
and they had a schedule of how we can do the mentorship
and once that was done
what I did is, now that my app was ready
I put it on Play store
also, in the web
also I used Facebook as well
so that is how I was able to slowly get it out there
that's how the number of people who have been downloading
like I mentioned. So that is how I just started.
Okay, thank you.
The last question which I can see for now is
What was the most difficult aspect of the app to integrate on your code?
That is a good question
I think the hardest thing is developing the back end
It was quite a challenge
For example, how to write the code
to be be specific to focus on Android phone
which worked well
later
then we have a new, for the bot
you know, the language is different
so how to extract the information, for example
the bot has a limited capacity message
you can only do 160 characters
so I couldn't transfer all of them
in order to sort of traction
so this was a real challenge for me on how to do that
so I didn't so a sort of cut
and put them in another one and another sort of code like that
also, when the bot was finished I had to come back and change everything
you know it was very sensitive because
you what I did was to copy it somewhere differently
and change it
so I didn't want to disturb it and have a conflict
so that was the challenge I faced
so for this year what I want to do is
have one code for all, not just have two separate codes
like I explained, copying somewhere separately
to do the changes and then
bring it back again. So I want to have one.
Okay, thank you.
There was another question that came in just now
You more or less started mentioning your plans for this year
but the question is
are there plans for further development to the app?
Yes. I plan in the future
to further develop the app
so like the Sex eLimu
I've said I need to develop a bot as well
I think in the future I plan to develop a special learning app
that is specific for the deaf people
like for there and
school deaf going children
where both the deaf child and the teacher can learn
so I can develop for the teacher how they can be able to give homework
for the deaf child and how they can learn together
so that it can be an equal learning systerm because right now
that's not the case in our Kenyan context
and as I can tell you Africa
there are many many materials for the hearing people
but we always sideline the deaf people
we don't have also materials in closed captions
so it's good for me to see how to develope apps that can give
opportunity to Deaf especially in our education system
Thank you, that sounds really interesting
I might get you to present on that when it's done
These are all the questions we've got for now
If you think of any questions you didn't ask during the webinar
and you still want to ask Hudson
please put the questions on the forum
I'm sure he'll be happy to answer the questions there
And for now
I just wanted to say, again, a big thank you to Hudson and Silvia
and to everyone who attended the presentation I hope you enjoyed it
I know I enjoyed it very much
So thank you everyone
and from us, for now, goodbye.
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