What is your situation?
I'm taking a class from my local school and I just want
additional
study.
Solution:
● To find a specific sign, visit
https://Lifeprint.com/search.htm
● To study and practice fingerspelling visit the
fingerspelling lessons
● To test your fingerspelling skills, visit the
fingerspelling receptive practice tool
● To study and review numbers, visit the
numbers lessons
● To test your receptive number skills, visit the
numbers website (works
best on a desktop or laptop, don't use commas)
● To study the ASLU Lessons go to:
ASL Lessons and start with Lesson 1.
● Download a
workbook
to use as a study guide.
● Visit the
ASLU bookstore
and purchase the SuperUSB for a series of instructional ASL videos.
● To join the Lifeprint-ASLU Facebook group, go to
https://www.facebook.com/groups/lifeprint-aslu (you will need to
answer a few questions -- after which the moderators will probably add you).
I want to actually take a ASL class.
Solutions:
● I need a solid online ASL course:
Solution: ASLU's registered course: See "registration
information page."
● I don't have a lot of money. I don't need signature documentation. I don't
need to "prove" I took a class:
Solution: The ASLU / ASL Training Center partnership:
See:
https://www.lifeprint.com/asltc/
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