ASL University
ASL University is an online curriculum resource for American Sign Language students, instructors, interpreters, and parents of deaf children. Feel free to use the various lessons and resources for self-study. There is no need to register or pay (unless you want documentation to fulfill high school, college, or continuing education course requirements). If you are a teacher, I give you permission to use the lessons to teach your in-person classes. Enjoy! -- Dr. Bill Vicars
Resources for: Students ► Teachers ► Parents ► Surfers ►
If you like
this website, you might like my free newsletter for ASL students and
teachers.
To subscribe, send a blank email to:
aslpah-subscribe@topica.com
Many people like to dive in and start
learning with "Lesson 1,"
or check out the "First
100 Signs" mini-tour or the
Lifeprint Library.
American
Sign Language is a complete, natural language. In addition to
learning vocabulary, becoming truly fluent at ASL involves learning
grammar,
culture, and
history.
Note: For even more Sign
Language-related topics, visit the
|
Archives
|
ASL Font
Download
|
Baby's first
100 Signs
|
Bibliography
|
Bookstore
|
Checklist
|
Contact
|
Dictionary
|
Fingerspelling
Tool
|
Fingerspelling
explanation
|
Fingerspelling Quizzes
|
Frequently Asked Questions
|
Glossary
|
Instructor
Quick Bio |
Longer Bio
|
Jokes
|
Lessons
|
Letter to the Student
|
Library
|
Newsletter
|
Numbers
|
Permission
|
Reflections of an ASL Student
(Peer Advice)
|
Registration
(You do NOT need to register)
|
Resources
|
Schedule
|
Spanish text version
|
Syllabi
|
Teacher's Lounge
(Advice and resources for teachers)
|
Terminology
|
Testing
(sample)
|
Why study ASL?
|
Workbook download (under
constant development)
