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Free online courseAmerican sign language

Duration of the online course: 5 hours and 51 minutes

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Learn American Sign Language for free with this comprehensive beginner course. Covers essential vocabulary, sentences, and quizzes across ten detailed lessons. Start now!

In this free course, learn about

  • Course Introduction
  • Lesson One: Basic Greetings and Questions
  • Lesson Two: Family and Relationships
  • Lesson Three: Describing People and Health
  • Lesson Four: Food, Eating, and Daily Activities
  • Lesson Five: Rooms and Household Objects
  • Lesson Six: Buildings and Directions
  • Lesson Seven: Moving and Locations
  • Lesson Eight: School and Test Preparation
  • Lesson Nine: Additional Vocabulary and Practice
  • Lesson Ten: Final Beginner Vocabulary and Review

Course Description

Welcome to "American Sign Language," a comprehensive introductory course designed to immerse you in the fascinating world of ASL. With a total duration of 5 hours and 51 minutes, this course is meticulously crafted to guide beginners through the foundational aspects of American Sign Language, ensuring you gain the confidence and skills required to communicate effectively.

This engaging course falls under the Languages category, specifically focusing on Sign Language. It has garnered positive feedback from students, with an average rating of 4.13 out of 5 stars. Your instructor is an experienced ASL educator who brings clarity and enthusiasm to the lessons, making this course both instructive and enjoyable.

The course is structured to provide a step-by-step approach to learning ASL. Each lesson is divided into three key parts: Vocabulary, Sentences, and a Quiz. This methodical organization ensures that you build your knowledge incrementally, reinforcing your understanding and retention of the material.

The journey begins with a comprehensive introduction to the course, setting the stage for what lies ahead. As you progress, you will tackle ten essential lessons, each meticulously designed to enhance your ASL skills. Every lesson follows a consistent format, starting with a vocabulary section where you'll learn new signs. These vocabulary segments are crucial, as they introduce you to the building blocks of effective communication in ASL.

Following the vocabulary lessons, you move on to the sentences section. Here, you'll learn to construct meaningful sentences using the vocabulary you've just acquired. This part of each lesson emphasizes practical use and helps you understand the context and nuances of signing in various scenarios. By practicing sentences, you develop the ability to convey more complex ideas and engage in everyday conversations with ease.

To consolidate your learning, each lesson concludes with a quiz. These assessments are designed to test your comprehension and retention of the material covered. They serve as valuable checkpoints, allowing you to gauge your progress and identify areas that may require further review. Through this consistent cycle of learning vocabulary, crafting sentences, and taking quizzes, you steadily build your proficiency in American Sign Language.

Throughout the course, the teaching style shines. Clear explanations, coupled with engaging examples and practical exercises, ensure that you remain motivated and confident in your ability to master ASL. Whether you're learning sign language for personal interest, professional reasons, or to communicate with the Deaf community, this course provides a robust foundation to achieve your goals.

Embark on this enriching journey of learning American Sign Language and unlock a new world of communication. By the end of the course, you'll be equipped with the essential skills and knowledge to confidently converse in ASL, opening doors to meaningful connections and interactions.

Course content

  • Video class: Beginner ASL Course Introduction 00m
  • Exercise: What is the goal of the American Sign Language course introduced in the video?
  • Video class: 1a. Beginner ASL Lesson One Part I: Vocabulary 13m
  • Exercise: How do members of the Deaf community often express 'thank you' informally?
  • Video class: 1b. Beginner ASL Lesson One Part II: Sentences 11m
  • Exercise: _What is the difference between raising and lowering eyebrows in American Sign Language (ASL) when asking questions?
  • Video class: 1c. Beginner ASL Lesson One Part III Quiz 10m
  • Exercise: What is the appropriate question if someone greets you with 'Hello, what's your name?'?
  • Video class: 2a. Beginner ASL Lesson Two Part I: Vocabulary 10m
  • Exercise: _What is the reason behind the difference in sign for boy and girl in American Sign Language (ASL)?
  • Video class: 2b. Beginner ASL Lesson Two Part II: Sentences 12m
  • Exercise: In the video, how is age communicated when talking about family members?
  • Video class: 2c. Beginner ASL Lesson Two Part III: Quiz 10m
  • Exercise: _What is the correct response to the question "Are you married?" in the quiz?
  • Video class: 3a. Beginner ASL Lesson Three Part I: Vocabulary 12m
  • Exercise: What is the sign for 'surgery' as described in the lesson?
  • Video class: 3b. Beginner ASL Lesson Three Part II: Sentences 13m
  • Exercise: _What is the correct order to describe a person's appearance in ASL?
  • Video class: 3c. Beginner ASL Lesson three Part III: Quiz 10m
  • Video class: 4a. Beginner ASL Lesson Four Part I: Vocabulary 10m
  • Exercise: _What is the correct sign for the word "full" when referring to eating?
  • Video class: 4b. Beginner ASL Lesson Four Part II: Sentences 11m
  • Exercise: What does the video primarily teach?
  • Video class: 4c. Beginner ASL Lesson Four Part III: Quiz 10m
  • Exercise: _What is the purpose of the quiz in Lesson 4 of "American Sign Language by Laura Berg"?
  • Video class: 5a. Beginner ASL Lesson Five Part I: Vocabulary 11m
  • Exercise: In the lesson, how is the word "attic" suggested to be signed in sign language?
  • Video class: 5b. Beginner ASL Lesson Five Part II: Sentences 15m
  • Exercise: _What hand shape is used to describe items like a table, bed, and rug in a room?
  • Video class: 5c. Beginner ASL Lesson Five Part III: Quiz 10m
  • Exercise: What is found in the speaker's living room?
  • Video class: 6a. Beginner ASL Lesson Six Part I: Vocabulary 10m
  • Exercise: _What are the different signs used for "elevator" in American Sign Language?
  • Video class: 6b. Beginner ASL Lesson Six Part II: Sentences 12m
  • Exercise: What is the location of the ASL classroom?
  • Video class: 6c. Beginner ASL Lesson Six Part III: Quiz 10m
  • Exercise: Where can you find the elevator according to the instructions?
  • Video class: 7a. Beginner ASL Lesson Seven Part I: Vocabulary 14m
  • Exercise: How do you sign 'move' differently in sign language?
  • Video class: 7b. Beginner ASL Lesson Seven Part II: Sentences 11m
  • Exercise: _What is the sentence that Laura signs in the lesson?
  • Video class: 7c. Beginner ASL Lesson Seven Part III: Quiz 10m
  • Video class: 8a. Beginner ASL Lesson Eight Part I: Vocabulary 12m
  • Video class: 8b. Beginner ASL Lesson Eight Part II: Sentences 13m
  • Video class: 8c. Beginner ASL Lesson Eight Part III: Quiz 10m
  • Exercise: _What items should you have in your desk for the test?
  • Video class: 9a. Beginner ASL Lesson Nine Part I: Vocabulary 11m
  • Video class: 9b. Beginner ASL Lesson Nine Part II: Sentences 13m
  • Video class: 9c. Beginner ASL Lesson Nine Part III: Quiz 10m
  • Video class: 10a. Beginner ASL Lesson Ten Part I: Vocabulary 13m
  • Exercise: _What vocabulary words were presented in the lesson?
  • Video class: 10b. Beginner ASL Lesson Ten Part II: Sentences 12m
  • Video class: 10c. Beginner ASL Lesson Ten Part III: Quiz 10m

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