This is really great. I am currently taking a class called Communicating with the Deaf at a tech school, but outside of class I have no one to practice

In my inept attempt to answer this question, I find myself so ignorant of Deaf history and culture and am amazed how little is taught in our schools. That

What you do is sign an animal sign, like SEAL. Then, the next person signs SEAL and then another animal sign, like RABBIT. The next person would then sign

I love your website, and the fact that you’re teaching ASL for FREE!! But sometimes I have some trouble following everything that you’re doing because

I started this online class about 3 weeks ago now. As I mentioned in my deaf history answer, my nephew and I are learning so we may teach martial arts

I actually have three favorites. The first is Ludwig Von Beethoven. He developed his own method of composing music even though he was deaf. By placing

This new material that was just put on Learn Sign Language is really amazing! I’m learning and understanding sign language a lot quicker now

I came to be on this site because my nephew decided that he wanted to learn ASL. We are both martial arts instructors and plan on opening a school soon.

My favorite person from Deaf history would have to be Abbe Charles Michel de L’Epee born 1712 in Versailles. Before he came along, deaf people were cast

I would like to choose Helen Keller. Working as a volunteer for a non profit religious organization that regularly produces, makes and distributes thousands