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Get a comprehensive list of favorite children's books in American Sign Language. Links to free videos of sign language stories your child will love!

Here is a step by step tutorial as to how to add an interpreter into any precorded video using the Google plug in Screen Castify.

OVER 300 WORDS TO CREATE THE ULTIMATE WORD WALL**********FEATURING ASL and DOLCH WORDS**********This ASL Alphabet Word Wall will be an essential your elementary classroom.Includes an American Sign Language Word Wall, Alphabet headers, QR codes, student dictionary and more! This product received an M...

A great way to practice writing in written English from ASL sentence structure. BUNDLE including 5 sets (ASL to Written English, Verb, Time, Noun (Person, place, thing, and animals), Noun- More animals)ASL to Written English-Each color code cards represents different part of speech. Included in this...

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ASL Pro is a completely free online ASL educational resource website featuring over 11,000 ASL Signs

The Baby Sign Language Flash Cards are a valuable teaching aide to grow your child’s vocabulary. Each of the 600 flash cards shows the word, an illustration, and the corresponding sign. Downl…

Proper lighting is a big factor in creating a professional look during a video conference call. Here are 7 lighting tips to implement for your next video conference calls.

Tips for addressing needs of deaf and hard of hearing participants in virtual workplace meetings. This includes meetings with all-sign language users, or a mix of sign language users and audio users with sign language interpreter support.

Enjoy the videos and music you love, upload original content, and share it all with friends, family, and the world on YouTube.

Generate a variety of cool unicode font styles that you can copy and paste into Facebook, Twitter, etc.

Hello! In 2010, I was a young woman living her dream of a career in public service, with a special passion for making complex information easily accessible and understood. I never even imagined that my passion for clear communication & direct engagement would put me down the path where I would event

(Many thanks to Catharine McNally and Sarah Kiefer for their contributions, feedback, editing and comments on this blog post!) In an effort to stop the exponential growth of COVID-19, we’re s…

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Shows everyone in a Google Meet - Thanks to Chris Gamble

A brief video on how to use an interpreter in Zoom.

The NAD CEO Howard A. Rosenblum shares news about Coronavirus (COVID-19) and how the U.S. Government has failed to make information accessible in ASL, how th...

#DeafEdTip: E-Learning Accessibility Whether it be for inclement weather, water main breaks or to prevent the spread of infectious d...