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49 recommendations and reviews from 43 people
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January 12, 2018
Misty L. asked:ISO....ASL groups or trainings. Does anyone know if there are any local groups or places where ASL classes are held or if there are local groups one could volunteer with? Thank you in advance for any info!Ruby H. replied:If you'd like to learn on your own ASLPro.com is the website recommended by the professor who taught the ASL class I took at CCCC.
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April 2, 2017
Anna S. asked:I am looking for an American sign language class, affordable if possible :)Kirsten R. replied:Aslpro.com is a great way to study
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October 28, 2016
Rachel J. asked:Does anyone know of any local sign language classes ?Steven N. replied:Check library...aslpro.com.... lifeprint.com are good websites to check out
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September 6, 2016
Secret B. asked:Is there anywhere around town to take American Sign Language classes? Or any groups related to ASL..?Melody H. replied:Locally, you could contact Trisha Smith on Fb for SignToo classes: focus-Baby Sign. Free American Sign Language lessons online at Lifeprint.com (ASL University. Some free online ASL online dictionaries are aslpro.com & signingsavvy.com.
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June 18, 2016
Ceciley M. asked:Anyone know where I could take an American Sign Language course?Brittany M. replied:Santa Fe used to have them, it's rather easy to self teach as well. ASLpro.com is wonderful
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May 28, 2016
Cora D. asked:Is there anyone that teaches sign language in sulphur carlyss or westlake i know a little but wanting to learn moreBrianna J. replied:Aslpro.com
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May 13, 2016
Jennifer L. asked:My daughter is interested in taking sign language lessons this summer. Does anyone know someone who does this???? Thank ya'll ;0)John W. replied:Check out www.aslpro.com as well.
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April 12, 2016
Angie M. asked:I am looking for an American Sign Language class, teacher or someone who knows ASL and is willing to teach. Classes at PCC are same as my work time. Will pay.Hannah G. replied:Lifeprint.com is a great resource for learning asl along with Bill Vicars youtube channel and aslpro.com
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April 9, 2016
BecBec G. asked:Does anyone know of any free ASL classes that I can take? Whether online or outside the house? My mom is slowly going deaf and I am trying to become fluent and getting her and my kids fluent in it, before it's too late.Nelson B. replied:www.ASLPro.comGenie B. replied:Www.aslpro.com
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April 3, 2016
Olivia A. asked:Those of you who are hearing and learned ASL to communicate with someone who doesn't hear, what website or sources did you use to learn quickly?Jaycie M. replied:Aslpro.comTracee R. replied:Aslpro.com or you tube videos by Bill VicarsBrookiepooh M. replied:I use aslpro.comKatherina G. replied:Aslpro.com is a good one I use
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December 9, 2015
Mel G. asked:Does anyone know any good websites where i can learn signing/signs? ~ThanksEmeline T. replied:Aslpro.com Signingsavvy.com Lifeprint.comSandy M. replied:www.aslpro.com
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November 30, 2015
April J. asked:I am new to ASL. I would like to learn signing to be able to extend my services to individuals with mental illness. Unfortantely there are not enough interpreters in the mental health field. Any recommendations on learning programs? Thank you all.Ashley R. replied:Aslpro.com it's a good resource to learn words
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September 18, 2015
Samantha C. asked:My daughter is 2. She can't talk very well and needs a way to express herself. Her therapist suggested sign language. I've started about a week ago taught her more, eat, milk, water. She is catching on fast. Where can I find the basic sign language words like more foods and animals? It's a learning process for both of us. Thank you.Jaay F. replied:Try aslpro.com they have baby signs and more thereRose L. replied:Signingsavvy.com and ASLpro.com both have online dictionaries and other resources.
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September 15, 2015
Erica V. asked:Hello. I'm Erica I have been fascinated by ASL since i was 14. I know some of the basics. But my husband and I would like to learn more. Does anybody know any good learning sources.Donna D. replied:aslpro.com is good for fingerspelling practice too and it is free.
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September 10, 2015
Yesenia M. asked:Does anyone know where they give work shops for Sign Language in Baytown or surrounding area? Please and thank youDesiree D. replied:I like aslpro.com
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September 6, 2015
Billy B. asked:Do you have any recommendations for websites, where I can study sign language letters and words?Alexis R. replied:Aslpro.comKaren L. replied:All of them: Lifeprint.com Signingsavvy.com Aslpro.com
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September 5, 2015
Kihomara O. asked:Hello everyone, I want to learn sign language. Any suggestions on how or where to start?Britni R. replied:Aslpro.com is my favorite. Spread the sign app is pretty good- Signing time on Netflix is awesome!
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July 23, 2015
Amber R. asked:ISO: someone who knows sign language and would be willing to teach a little to my Girl Scout troop.Brittany G. replied:You can do Youtube, Signing Time, aslpro.com in case you don't find anyone :)
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June 19, 2015
Genesiz C. asked:I need a bestie, someone I can relate to, who can teach me asl!Steven H. replied:You can learned from www.aslpro.com
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February 11, 2015
Connor E. asked:Does anyone know an American Sign Language tutor? Or someone who is fluent and willing to teach some? Let me know:)Erica J. replied:I'm fluent(ish) but signingsavvy.com and aslpro.com and good for vocab help!
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January 25, 2015
Victoria J. asked:Any one know a good reliable asl dictionary site?Jennifer C. replied:aslpro.com
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December 13, 2014
Joy S. asked:Do you know anyone that tutor in ASL and any good website that I can use?Katherine S. replied:ASLPro.com is a good online dictionary I use when I forget or need to look up a word. Keep in mind I THINK the site it based in Texas so some signs may be regional.
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November 7, 2014
Rinaki R. asked:HEY EVERYONE I JUST ORDERED A BOOK TITLE :SIGNING MADE EASY.I WOULD LIKE TO KNOW IF ANYONE HAS HEARD OF IT AND IF SO IS IT HELPFUL TO LEARNING SIGN LANGUAGE?Mark M. replied:Rinaki yea, I saw that before for a while thank you for the website. I used www.aslpro.com and www.signingsavvy.com most time. :)Jacqueline D. replied:Instead of a book Google sign language go to aASL pro it is free they have a dictionary you can look up a word they show you how to sign it they also have phrases that show you how to sign common statements or questions.
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August 5, 2014
Floyd P. asked:Can anyone recommend a good way to learn Sign Language? Would love to hear feedback on anyone who has learned or tried? Trials, Tribulations, Success, etc. etc. Thanks, Howard
Joy P. replied:Www.aslpro.com will give you basic signs. Really the best way to learn is to interact with Deaf people. Usually there are silent dinners at the malls where deaf people go to interact with new signers. Just Google deaf events in your area.
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July 16, 2014
Jae M. asked:I need to find someone who can teach my daughter (8yrs) and I sign language. Preferably someone experienced in teaching it. Daughter has health issues that more then likely will lead to deafness. Thanks!Christine D. replied:aslpro.com
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June 19, 2014
Rachel M. asked:Anyone knows sign language that would like to tutor me?!?! I am willing to even pay you! I am just wanting to pass this class and need help! Any takers???
Victoria B. replied:I know sign language. Also check out aslpro.com
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June 12, 2014
Chandler A. asked:Anyone know of free or low costing class where I could learn sign language? I was going to take in school but change majors but I'm still wanting to learn it!Jenny R. replied:Try ASLpro.com too. It has a dictionary to pick words from with video to show you the sign.
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December 26, 2013
Practical H. asked:Ashley Gross asked, "My boys are 7 and 5 and are extremely interested in learning sign language. They watch 'Signing Time' on PBS all the time. "Can anyone recommend a good sign-language curriculum or program? Thanks in advance."
Stacey W. replied:I'm an interpreter. When I was teaching my kids,I used Signing Time once in a while, but for older kids I used some websites like Aslpro.com. It's been a while. I'll ask some co -workers what they recommend
Amr R. replied:I am an ASL interpreter student. The question for curriculum really depends on what type of sign do you want to learn. There is Signed Exact English (not a language and a sign for every word and there are a few varieties in this realm. It's not used often in the Deaf culture either but if that is not a worry of yours then it's no big deal. There is PSE which is called Pigdin sign english which is using ASL signs, classifiers, in english word order but it is not done word for word which tends to be the middle ground between ASL and SEE and then there is conversational ASL and strict ASL. All of it depends on what you want. Depending on where you live one on one is the best way to learn from a Deaf person. Where I live there are some schools have after school activites strictly for Deaf kids and their families which others can in. You can try My Smart Hands or something like that around you because sign is a lot more fun when you have someone to use it with. Netflix does have signing time. ASL pro and ASL savvy have done really well with online dictionaries for sign. We do things like play simon says in sign by just signing the action, we play guess the sound or the animal or object all using sign. My hoh 3 yr old is better than my 8 and 5 yr old so it's actually a 'fair' game for all of them to play.
Wendy B. replied:ASL pro is a good site to learn. Tgey have some free & some that you have to buy. Lifeprint also has a lot of signing materials.
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September 15, 2013
Elizabeth D. asked:I would like to learn ASL (American Sign Language). Does anybody know if there is ASL group class here in Granbury? I'm not looking for a private tutor. Thanks.
Patricia H. replied:http://www.aslpro.com/
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July 23, 2013
April H. asked:ANYONE KNOW OF ANY GOOD SIGN LANGUAGE TUTORALS ON LINE YOU COULD DOWNLOAD. I WOULD REALLY LIKE TO LEARN SIGN LANGUAGE. AND NO MY DIMENTED FRIENDS NOT JUST ONE FINGER LOL.
Emily P. replied:I don't know of online tutorials, but aslpro.com and signingsavy.com are popular dictionaries. Signing Naturally is what most college ASL classes use (it is a book and video packet). Best way to learn is immersion. Google "Deaf Coffee Chat" find the meetings in your area. Go, order coffee, walk up to the D/deaf, express your interest. Some will brush you off, but most will welcome you.
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July 20, 2013
Natalie F. asked:Does anybody know if there is any ASL classes in Baltimore a friend of mine.Renuka P. replied:He can go to things like Sip n Sign, google Deaf Coffee Chats, ASL Meetup Baltimore Region, attend a church with Deaf ministry Happy Hours, volunteer with Deaf Camps or the American Association of the Deaf Blind .... www.aslpro.com .....www.lifeprint.com , there's a ton of ways to pick it up, visit the Central Branch Library in Columbia and check out books and dvd's ....hope that is a good start.....
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March 22, 2013
A. P. asked:New personal project: I am going to teach myself American Sign Language. Can anyone recommend some good resources? Websites? Awesome reference books? Let me know!
Morgan M. replied:Or Skype sessions with moi! Haha, also ASLPro.com is a good resource! An deaf friends!
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October 28, 2016
Ashley B. asked:I have a new co worker and he is deaf. I appreciate any suggestions on learning sign language. Any tips and insights are welcome. We use pen and paper for now. Thanks in advance!Sandy M. replied:Aslpro.com
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April 15, 2016
Mary M. asked:Hello everyone! This summer I might teach swim lessons to students who are deaf/hard of hearing. Does anyone know where I can find a list of common swimming terms (ex: stroke, breast stroke, etc) so I can learn the words needed to communicate properly? Thanks!Nelson B. replied:www.ASLPro.com hope this helps ..........
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February 27, 2016
Tori G. asked:Where can I find finger spelling word searches?Jessica J. replied:Www.Aslpro.com
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January 24, 2016
Nicole H. asked:Hello all. So I am beginning to homeschool my son and want to build an "intro to ASL" program into our curriculum. I plan to do a sign per lesson and am looking for ideas to build our sign list. I plan to start with mom, dad, brother, please, thank you, sorry, I, you, want, eat, drink, play, game, time, etc. what signs would be good to add to our list. Any suggested order? He is kindergarten level so I am looking for BASIC vocabulary. Thank you in advance to anyone who can help :) I don't want to do finger spellings until next year. I know that is usually first.Jessica J. replied:Www.aslpro.com is an amazing site. It has a alphabet you can choose words from with videos as well.
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November 26, 2015
Marse A. asked:Greetings, I am in the process of learning sign, I start classes in the new year. Can anyone recommend an online site to help learn the basics.. Thanks..Emeline T. replied:Hi and welcome, and i too will be starting asl classes in Jan! :D aslpro.com signingsavvy.com lifeprint.com asl.ms for fs'ing receptive practice
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November 16, 2015
Margaret K. asked:Is there anyone that could teach me from the beginning I need a brush up on the alphabetEmeline T. replied:Aslpro.com Lifeprint.com :) Or just simply google asl alphabet
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November 10, 2015
Zandalee M. asked:So I'm looking at learning ASL does anyone know where a good place to start is? Thank you :)Emeline T. replied:Aslpro.com Signingsavvy.com Handspeak.com Lifeprint.com 😀
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