Resources
A valuable resource for learning about American Sign Language (ASL) and its history is Gallaudet University’s ASL resources. This platform provides clear explanations of how ASL developed from early regional sign systems and French Sign Language, highlighting key historical figures such as Thomas Hopkins Gallaudet and Laurent Clerc. In addition to historical background, it offers educational materials that support ASL learning, including linguistic insights, vocabulary references, and links to academic and community-based resources. Together, these materials help learners understand ASL not only as a communication tool but also as a rich language with deep cultural and historical significance.
History Related Links
Historical Background Links is a collection of web pages and resources that provide information about the history and development of American Sign Language, Deaf education, and Deaf culture. These links help learners explore key people, events, and institutions that shaped ASL and the Deaf community.
ASL Learning Resources
ASL learning resources are tools that help people study and practice American Sign Language. They include websites, videos, dictionaries, lessons, and activities that teach signs, vocabulary, and grammar. These resources make it easier for beginners and learners of all levels to improve their ASL skills.
