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A free website intended as a place to learn signing, created by a Deaf associate professor of Deaf Studies. It covers topics such as sign language classes, the history of American Sign Language, ASL phrases, fingerspelling, and baby signing.
DPAN is a deaf-led 501(c)(3) nonprofit multimedia production company that operates DPAN.TV, a sign language channel. It produces American Sign Language (ASL)-centric content including video productions, ASL captions and transcripts, media dubbing, audio work, ASL data collection solutions, and educational projects such as the PopSign ASL learning game. It has partnered with PBS on projects related to the Americans with Disabilities Act.
An online American Sign Language dictionary for searching and comparing words and phrases in ASL. It offers video signs with quick search, sign-variation comparison and browsing by letter, and states that app access is available for learning on the go.
ASL-LEX provides educational videos, lessons, tutorials, or self-learning resources.
ASLCore provides educational videos, lessons, tutorials, or self-learning resources.
Rochester ASL / LSF provides educational videos, lessons, tutorials, or self-learning resources.
Strong ASL is a site for learning American Sign Language, offering over 2,000 signs with video examples and tutorials and the ASL alphabet. It includes a searchable sign database, alphabet and fingerspelling lessons, quizzes, and an AI feature that interprets user signs and gives feedback.
Lifeprint.com hosts ASL University, an American Sign Language resource site established in 1997 by Dr. Bill Vicars. It offers free ASL lessons, a sign dictionary with thousands of videos, fingerspelling practice, and Deaf culture resources for students, interpreters, teachers, and parents of Deaf children.
SignSchool is a resource for learning American Sign Language online. It offers video-based learning material, interactive exercises, quick lectures and reviews, and a modular curriculum, available on desktop, iOS and Android. The site describes itself as a fun and free resource for learning ASL at one's own pace.
Sign Learner is a free browser extension for learning sign language while browsing the internet. It highlights words on web pages at random, and hovering over a highlighted word shows the corresponding sign in either ASL or BSL. Signs are drawn from a bank of over 6000 signs, and the extension is available from the Chrome Web Store.
Signs is a platform for learning American Sign Language with a webcam and AI, offering real-time feedback. Users can also record signs and contribute them to a growing public dataset of ASL videos. The platform is supported by NVIDIA.
A Basic Guide to ASL is an American Sign Language dictionary for Internet users, combining text, graphics and animations to provide sign definitions for common terms. It includes the alphabet and numbers 1-10, with animated and text definitions.
DeafTec's STEM ASL Dictionary provides video sign entries for STEM vocabulary. The project was developed with support from The Dow Chemical Company to address ad hoc technical signs in educational settings. The dictionary is described as a work in progress and is not exhaustive.
HandSpeak is an online resource for American Sign Language and Deaf culture, offering an ASL dictionary, tutorials, grammar, fingerspelling practice and baby signing material. It is intended for learners from beginners to advanced, as well as interpreters, parents and deaf signers.
An online American Sign Language dictionary offering signs for hundreds of words and phrases, demonstrated in video by Dr. Byron Bridges. Visitors can browse signs by category or use a beta sign search, and the site points to additional ASL courses and workbooks.
A WeCapable tool that converts English text into American Sign Language symbols. It is described as useful for teaching and learning ASL, and during sign language study sessions students can follow on-screen hand movements at their own pace.
