American Sign Language
InstructorLegacy Learning Systems
Free
Lessons include progressive fingerspelling modules at three different speeds and dedicated segments for practicing numbers.
The curriculum incorporates Deaf culture highlights and provides a digital lesson book alongside self-testing quizzes that feature versions with and without answers.
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These 3 complementary views highlight concrete, legible examples from the course presentation.
This lesson quiz slide asks students to identify which cake is being described by the instructor, presenting two visual options alongside a sign language demonstration.
This instructional frame displays a split-screen view of an instructor performing sign language gestures, offering both frontal and side angles to clarify hand positioning.
A group of three individuals demonstrates sign language communication against a dark backdrop, featuring a central signer interacting with participants and instructional text at the bottom.
Some learners reported difficulty recognizing signs due to rapid execution or distracting non-ASL hand gestures from the hearing instructor.
The curriculum aligns with the target of teaching ASL from the basics, though some signals suggest it may be difficult for certain learners to follow.