American Sign Language (ASL), continued

Course Description

Introduction to American Sign Language (ASL) continued This is a follow-on course to the Introduction to American Sign Language (ASL) that was taught during the fall 2025 semester. New students are invited as well, and all efforts will be made to bring them up to speed. ASL is a nonwritten visual-gestural language with its own grammatical structure. Course participants will increase practice and learning fingerspelling, basic vocabulary, nonmanual markers (e.g. facial expression, sign modification for context), and essential cultural etiquette through modeling and games. Instructor: Corinne Vinopol Fee: A one-month subscription to myASLTech.com ($16) is highly recommended as it can be used during class and will supplement the class instruction. The subscription will enable you to have access to a dictionary of over 16,000 ASL signs, idioms, phrases, letters, and definitions, as well as 25 apps that enable you to make your own ASL materials, play games, and see stories. Please check-out the website for additional information. Follow this link for a subscription https://idrt.com/store/myasl-tech-individuals/myasl-tech-individual-teacher-monthly-rate. The subscription begins after payment so please wait until just before the first course date.