#asl resource

[samanita-surfin]

Sam's Pick Sunday: asl.ms/asl.bz

Free American Sign Language (ASL) Fingerspelling Practice Site

Dr. Bill's receptive ASL numbers practice tool

A resource to help you practice and improve your recognititon of ASL numbers.

Got a double feature today! If you're learning ASL like me, you probably know that one of the hardest parts is trying to keep up with other people's fingerspelling. That's where asl.ms comes in! It's a website that shows you a random fingerspelled word (at a speed of your choice). You type down what you think the answer is, and it'll tell you if you're right or wrong.

asl.bz works similarly, but with numbers instead of words. Both are super useful for any ASL students (or anybody who wants to practice).

[unclepolyglot]

Originally posted here on reddit.

"Hello everyone, I am a PhD student at the University of Georgia studying sign second language acquisition. I am looking for hearing ASL learners to take part in an exploratory study. If you have the time to help out a poor grad student I would greatly appreciate it!"

I'm not the OP but she gave me permission to signal boost this here. Please participate if you can!

[seasinkarnadine]

ASL Resource

Hi guys! If you’re looking to learn ASL and don’t have any money (like me), this is a pretty good resource! They also offer paid classes, but if you’re motivated enough honestly the free lessons are just fine.

https://www.startasl.com/learning-sign-language-asl1