81. Deaf Culture, Sign Language ( ASL ), Deafness And Interpreting Sign Language. Deaf culture, sign language ( ASL ), deafness interpreting sign language. Deaf culture, sign language ( ASL ), deafness interpreting sign language. http://www.signmedia.com/

Sign Media, Inc. is proud to be the world's leading producer of videotaped and text material on American Sign Language and American Deaf Culture. Don't miss our new products! This site is your guide to many aspects of this unique visual culture and its language. NEW! Master ASL! You will also find information about various video and print resources to help you learn more about the Deaf Community, its language and its culture. Thank you for visiting our site, we hope you enjoy your visit. American Sign Language ASL/English Interpretation Deaf Culture About Sign Media ... Links If you have questions or comments about the Sign Media, Inc. web site, please contact the webmaster

82. Welcome To Sign Language Interpreting In The Theatre A resource for both novice and experienced interpreters, as well as for theatre staff wanting to learn about sign language interpreted performance. http://terptheatre.com/

RETURN HOME Join the TerpTheatre mailing list (for upcoming shows, workshops, etc.) Email: S ign Language interpreters are gaining popularity in theatres from Broadway to Boise. With the provisions of the Americans with Disabilities Act, along with increased sensitivity to Sign Language and the Deaf community, theatre producers and venues throughout the country find themselves exploring the opportunity to reach out to a new audience via interpreted performances. Unfortunately, interpreters who are experienced in performance interpreting are few and far between. In addition, most production staff have a limited understanding of the variety of issues associated with the provision of quality interpreted performance. It is hoped that this Web site will serve as a resource for both novice and experienced interpreters, as well as for theatre staff wanting to learn about sign language interpreted performance. For the Interpreter and For the Theatre are good places to start. Getting ready for a performance of your own? Fill out our form , and we'll make sure to include it in our list of interpreted performances. Better yet, send us a photo, and we'll be happy to feature you on the site.

83. Sign Language Videos For Children And Adults! Introduces sign language by singing and signing songs and Christmas carols. http://www.contact.net/nico/sign-language.html

Sign Language Videos Purchase Them Safely Online! Videos For Adults Videos for Children Christmas Sign Language Video Religious Videos ... Sign Language Video!! Comments or Suggestions? E-mail me by clicking below JUST A COUNTER SHOPPING CART HELP E-MAIL CerforMedia

84. History Through Deaf Eyes Learn about the development of a deaf community, American sign language, and the effect of technology has upon the lives hearingimpaired people. http://depts.gallaudet.edu/deafeyes/

Students from the St. Rita's School for the Deaf, Cincinnati, Ohio, 1918. Photograph by J.B. Schmidt. National Archives, Image: 165-WW-77E-3. National Association of the Deaf, 1913 " We have been called deaf-mutes, mutes, objects of charity, deaf and dumb, semi-mutes, dummy, and now, hearing impaired. We have been described as 'the most misunderstood among the sons of man.' Some of us are deaf and some of us are Deaf. Some of us use American Sign Language and some of us do not. This exhibition is our untold and largely unknown history. It is American history…Through Deaf Eyes." Curator What you will find on this site ... Funding and Support History through Deaf Eyes was made possible by a major grant from the National Endowment For The Humanities and generous support from: The Motorola Foundation The John S. and James L. Knight Foundation SBC Foundation The Rockefeller Foundation ... BF Goodrich Foundation Inquiries regarding this exhibition may be directed to Jean L. Bergey

85. ASLinfo.com - Information And Resources Related To American Sign Language (ASL), An extensive collection of information on American sign language (ASL) and Deaf Culture. The American sign language Phrase Bo Lou Fant $13.27 New! http://www.aslinfo.com/

Information and resources related to American Sign Language (ASL), Interpreting and Deaf Culture Click for a description of how to sign: Home Welcome to ASLinfo.com! Friday, June 11, 2004 Site Search Search Tips Site Map Deaf Culture About ASL ... (New!) Welcome Welcome to ASLinfo.com This website focuses on ASL, Interpreting and deaf related information. To help you locate information faster and easier, use my Site Map or the Site Search located in the upper left corner. Citing ASLinfo.com for school papers While I appreciate the fact that my website is used for school papers, I will not give out my last name for security reasons, so to speak. According to MLA and "Write for College", if the name is not known you list the website title, URL, and the pages you recieved the information from. What's New Shop on ASLinfo: The American Sign Language Store has opened on ASLinfo. Through our association with Amazon.com, visitors to ASLinfo can browse through and purchase books, videos and software products related to American Sign Language and Interpreting. Updated Special Events: A list of upcoming events in the Tampa, Florida area.

86. Deaf Kids' Kamp, Sproul Ranch Sponsorsupported week-long camp for 6-17 year old deaf children who communicate in sign language. Located in Southern California. Requirements, cost, FAQ, and sponsorship information. http://www.deafkidskamp.com/

If you are deaf, between the ages of 6 and 17, and are looking for a week of summer fun and adventure, you are welcome to join us! Sproul Ranch Inc. offers a kamping experience for you at Big Rock Creek Campground in Valyermo, California... FREE! The Kamp The Dream The Kamp Staff Photos ... 2004 Dates TBA Next Deaf Kid's Kamp: August 1-6, 2004 Where deaf (adults and some of our kampers), hearing impaired, and hearing adults join together for a multitude of weekend signing activities, including exposure to Deaf Culture... with proceeds benefitting the Deaf Kid's Kamp. Why Attend Silent Weekend? The Details Registration Application ... Personal Note from Buffy 86th Silent Weekend! April 2-4, 2004 Tehachapi Mountain Park, CA All Levels ASL I, II, III or IV (no interpreters) To request an application, write to: Deaf Kid's Kamp Sproul Ranch, Inc.

87. Sign Language Tests - Gebärdensprachtests testing. Welcome to the Website on sign language Assessment Instruments. http://www.signlang-assessment.info/

Welcome to the Website on Sign Language Assessment Instruments This website gives an overview on different sign language tests and assessment instruments and provides information on sign language test development and testing. Questions? Please e-mail to the webmaster Willkommen auf der Internetseite über Gebärdensprachtests Auf dieser Internetseite werden unterschiedliche Gebärdensprachtests vorgestellt und Information über Gebärdensprachtestentwicklung und -durchführung diskutiert Wenn Sie Fragen haben, schicken Sie bitte eine E-Mail an den webmaster. Last update: August 17, 2003

88. American Sign Language [NIDCD Health Information] American sign language. On this page What is American sign language? American sign language (ASL) is a complete, complex language http://www.nidcd.nih.gov/health/hearing/asl.asp

Change text size: S M L Home ... Hearing, Ear Infections, and Deafness American Sign Language On this page: What Is American Sign Language? Is Sign Language the Same Around the Globe? Where Did ASL Originate? How Does ASL Compare With Spoken Language? ... Additional Resources for Acquisition of Language by Deaf Children What is American Sign Language? American Sign Language (ASL) is a complete, complex language that employs signs made with the hands and other movements, including facial expressions and postures of the body. It is the first language of many deaf North Americans, and one of several communication options available to deaf people. ASL is said to be the fourth most commonly used language in the United States. Top Is sign language the same around the globe? No one form of sign language is universal. For example, British Sign Language (BSL) differs notably from ASL. Different sign languages are used in different countries or regions. Top Where did ASL originate? The exact beginnings of ASL are not clear. Many people believe that ASL came mostly from French Sign Language (FSL). Others claim that the foundation for ASL existed before FSL was introduced in America in 1817. It was in that year that a French teacher named Laurent Clerc, brought to the United States by Thomas Gallaudet, founded the first school for the deaf in Hartford, Connecticut. Clerc began teaching FSL to Americans, though many of his students were already fluent in their own forms of local, natural sign language. Today's ASL likely contains some of this early American signing. Which language had more to do with the formation of modern ASL is difficult to prove. Modern ASL and FSL share some elements, including a substantial amount of vocabulary. However, they are not mutually comprehensible.

89. Sign With Me: Teach Your Child Infant Sign Language Before They Can Speak A site designed to help parents and caretakers teach an infant to use sign language to indicate their needs. Site includes video and image dictionaries, research and online store. http://signwithme.com/

Home Great Products Sign Language Dictionary Infant Signing Research ... About Us Online Visitors: NEW SIGNS Why Sign With Your Child? By: Lisa Hopen, CEO of Baby Steps Video Why sign with your child? Imagine waking from a sound sleep. Walking into your child’s room as she stands in her crib crying. Is she hungry? Wet? In pain? You quickly evaluate her needs to no avail. She is unable to express her concerns to you. You feel helpless. Now imagine for a moment as you walk through the door and sweep your child into your arms, she signs “water”. You give her a cup of water as she smiles at you in appreciation. You kiss her and put her back to bed. What a success! She was able to communicate her needs to you and you were able to satisfy them. Shortly after birth, infants are equipped with the ability to comprehend language. However, they usually are not able to produce speech until after 12 to 24 months of age. As parents, we are left to wonder what is going on inside their little heads as we wait in anticipation for their first words. While their articulators (mouth, lips, tongue, teeth) are slowly maturing, they are quickly mastering their manual dexterity (ability to manipulate objects with their hands). By teaching your child gestures or signs as well as spoken words, they are more quickly able to understand and communicate with the world around them.

90. Multi-Media Evangelism ( Deaf Christian ASL Videos - Partenership Foreign Missio Evangelistic ministry for the hearing and the deaf, providing video tapes, Sunday School lessons and Bible studies in ASL for sign language study. http://MultiMediaEvangelism.org/

Multi-Media Evangelism Click Below Home Page Deaf Videos Christmas Mission Odessa 2001 ... from the books of: Studies in Second Kings Summer - June, July, August - 2004 Greece Prayer and Share Tour and Cruise Mission Multi-Media Evangelism , is a non-profit Christian organization. The goals are to share the Good News of Jesus Christ through Partnership Missions in foreign lands, Personal Evangelism Training, Sign Language Videos for the deaf, Evangelistic Crusades, and the ministry of Ragland Memorial Baptist Church. In a High Tech world there is a great need for High Touch. People need the touch of God. Through Jesus Christ one can by faith experience God's touch in an experience of Salvation which results in a radical, life changing New Birth. This ministry seeks to lead men and women to experience God personally and to help them grow in Jesus Christ. This is a ministry to both hearing and deaf people through a number of growing ministries which you can experience. If we can be of help to you, please feel free to call on us. Click on the category of your interest for additional information and a full catalog of video tapes for the deaf.

91. YourDictionary.com • Sign Languages More. sign languages • Profile. American sign language Browser; Animated American sign language; ASL Dictionary; ASL Dictionary Online; http://www.yourdictionary.com/languages/sign.html

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92. British Deaf News Online Magazine for deaf people and British sign language users. Includes news, interviews, history, cultural and social issues, sports, jobs and subscriptions. http://www.britishdeafnews.com/

93. Auslan - Australian Sign Language Auslan—Australian sign language. sign language has been in existence in some form for thousands of years, and is referred to in ancient Greek writings. http://www.wadeaf.org.au/auslan.shtml

WA Deaf Society /Auslan Australian Sign Language Auslan is Au stralian S ign Lan guage. About Auslan A real language Misconceptions Very different from English ... Bibliography About Auslan A real language Sign language has been in existence in some form for thousands of years, and is referred to in ancient Greek writings. However, for much of its history sign language has been regarded as an inadequate and inferior substitute suitable only for those deaf people "not clever enough" to be able to learn "normal" speech. In recent years, however, research on sign language has proved that sign languages are true languages in every sense. Auslan is formally recognised in Australian Federal policy statements ( Lo Bianco, 1987 Dawkins, 1991 ) as a "community language other than English". In "The Use of Australian Sign Language by Deaf People", (1991), Hyde and Power wrote: "There are about 15,400 Deaf people in Australia who use signs. The majority of these Deaf people use this language every day". Return to top of page Misconceptions There are many misconceptions about the Deaf community and about sign language. As

94. Index Based in Northeast Louisiana, this nonprofit organization provides sign language interpreting services for individuals, organizations, and businesses. sign language classes taught for all levels of proficiency. http://www.deafactioncenter.org/

2004 SIGN LANGUAGE CLASS SCHEDULE ANNOUNCING 2004 Diagnostic Feedback Program ... Click here for more information. Receive Email news from the Deaf Action Center Click here: DEAFinitely SPEAKING Newsletter Mailing List Sign-up to receive the Center's official newsletter Louisiana Interpreters E-Group and Workshop Network Louisiana Interpreters have their own ListServ you can sign-up here for this free service and check-out training opportunities The Betty and Leonard Phillips Deaf Action Center of Louisiana 601 Jordan Street Shreveport, LA 71101 Main Voice/TTY: 318.425.7781 FAX: 318.226.1299 For More Information or Webmaster

95. Indian Sign Language OnLine Dictionary! MOVED TO Indian sign language OnLine Dictionary! Additional Information Peer Level Topic Links Parent- Level Topic Links The Inquiry Net Main Topic Links http://www.inquiry.net/outdoor/indian/sign_language/

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96. Peggy's Page Family of four raising their children naturally. Vegetarian and vegan recipes, cloth diapering, attachment parenting, baby wearing, breastfeeding, Waldorfinspired teaching and daily rhythms, American sign language, non-toxic home cleaning, organic, genetically engineered food data, and quilting. http://www.geocities.com/pthompson_us

97. Home Scottish body for training and qualifying British sign language interpreters. http://www.sasli.org.uk/

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98. Koko.org - Koko's World - Sign Language (Series 1) Learn to Sign with Koko GSL Intro Video. Koko has a sign language vocabulary of over 1000 words, which she uses in complex statements and questions. http://www.koko.org/world/signlanguage.html

Search Site Map Choose a Destination in Koko's World KOKO'S WORLD (top) WHO IS KOKO? KOKO'S FRIENDS KOKOPIX (Photo of the Day) PENNY'S JOURNAL KOKOTV LEARN TO SIGN WITH KOKO GORILLA ART PHOTOS OF THE GORILLAS THE EDUCATION OF KOKO ("New" Book) Cybergorilla Issues Link to koko.org Learn to Sign with Koko GSL Intro Video Koko has a sign language vocabulary of over 1000 words, which she uses in complex statements and questions. Most of these signs are standard American Sign Language (ASL), but some are either invented or slightly modified by Koko to form what we call Gorilla Sign Langue (GSL), or "Gorilla Speak." This section will help you become familiar with GSL, and thus to learn to communicate both with Koko and those who know ASL. We will gradually add more signs, more animation and phrases, and more in-context videos to help you learn more. KokoSign Pix 1 (48 of Koko's Favorite Signs) APPLE ASK BABY BECAUSE ... WANT KokoSign Video Clips GSL Intro You can also view Koko signing in a number of short streaming video clips on this website, within

99. ThinkQuest : Library : Deaf Culture And Sign Languages Of The Global Village From Jeremy Wilkinson and Berna Marthinussen. In English. http://library.thinkquest.org/11942/csl.htm

Index Sign Language Deaf Culture and Sign Languages of the Global Village Deaf communities are extremely tightly-knit worlds that exist to preserve friendships and facilitate interaction. Sign language can be very efficient and even people who come from different regions of the world are able to communicate using signs. Information on sign languages all over the world, and links to many informative sites, provide a window into deaf culture. Visit Site 1997 ThinkQuest Internet Challenge Languages English Students Jeremy Pembroke Hill School, Kansas City, MO, United States Berna Bjorkasen Skole, 5050 Nesttun, Norway Coaches Diana Wilkinson Erin Wilkinson Wellesley College (student), Wellesley, MA, United States Want to build a ThinkQuest site? The ThinkQuest site above is one of thousands of educational web sites built by students from around the world. Click here to learn how you can build a ThinkQuest site. Privacy Policy

100. SignBank: SignWriting Online Dictionary sign language databases in Sutton signwriting. http://www.SignBank.org/

...welcome to the... SignBankSite SignWriting Online Dictionaries... 1. The PUDL Online Dictionary... Click on a Word To Find A Sign Type A Gloss Get Translation ... To Create Signs 2. The SignBank Online Dictionary... American Sign Language Brazilian Sign Language ... Sign Language SignBank Library SignBank Software SignBank Downloads SignBank Support the SignBankSite ...The SignWriting Online Dictionary... Webmaster: Valerie Sutton Sutton@SignBank.org

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