21. ARTability News and calendars of accessible arts events in Arizona, including audiodescribed and American sign language interpreted performances.Links to many Arizona arts and disability sites. http://artability.org

ARTability: Accessing Arizona's Arts dedicated to making the arts accessible to all Why ARTability? What is ARTability? ARTability's Spring 2002 Calendars of Accessible Events NOW UPDATED! ... ARTability's Spring Newsletter NOW UPDATED! PO Box 25159 Phoenix, AZ 85002 VOICE (602) 757-8118 FAX (602) 602/258-9521 Email: artabilityaz@hotmail.com Who is ARTAbility? An informal consortium working together to provide access to Arizona’s arts: Actor's Theatre of Phoenix Arizona Bridge to Independent Living Arizona Commission on the Arts Arizona Council for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing ... City of Phoenix Theater Division DIRECT Center for Independence East Valley Children's Theatre Essential Theatre Great Arizona Puppet Theatre Heard Museum Herberger Theater Center Invisible Theatre Mesa Arts Center Phoenix Art Museum Phoenix Arts Commission Phoenix Boys Choir ... Phoenix Theatre/Cookie Co. Prescott Fine Arts Assocation Pueblo Grande Museum Scottsdale Cultural Council Sharlot Hall Museum Southwest Shakespeare Company ... West Valley Fine Arts Council Yavapai Blind Center Why ARTability?

22. Asian Sign Languages Links to bibliographic entries for thirteen Asian sign languages Australasian, Chinese (CSL), Hong Kong (HKSL), Indian (INS), Indonesian, Japanese (JSL), Korean (KVK), Malaysian (BMT), Nepalese (NSP), Philippine (PSP), Sri Lankan (SQS), Taiwanese (TSS) and Thai (TSQ). Fulltext articles not included. http://www.sign-lang.uni-hamburg.de/bibweb/Keywords/Asian_sl.html

keywords linguistics sign language linguistics sign language ... national sign languages Asian Sign Languages Australasian Sign Language Chinese Sign Language (CSL) Hong Kong Sign Language (HKSL) Indian Sign Language (INS) Indonesian Sign Language Japanese Sign Language (JSL) Korean Sign Language (KVK) Malaysian Sign Language (BMT) Nepal Sign Language (NSP) Philippine Sign Language (PSP) Sri Lankan Sign Language (SQS) Taiwanese Sign Language (TSS) Thai Sign Language (TSQ) back to keywords

23. SL Dictionary On Psychological Terms Uses QuickTime and digitized video. http://www.sign-lang.uni-hamburg.de/projects/PsychLex.html

Please note: You need a QuickTime viewer application to see the digitized video. If you have not already installed QuickTime, you can download it from http://quicktime.apple.com Our WWW server currently is somewhat slow. So, be patient when downloading films. Most of the text in this dictionary is German. Nevertheless, you should be able to browse the contents, since the user interface is pretty straight-forward WWW type. Please note that access to the dictionary pages is logged in order to prepare usage statistics. German Sign Language Dictionary on Psychological Terms Persons on the Stage and behind Preface (in German) User Notes (in German) Bibliography ... Searching Signs Any feedback is welcome. Please send your comments to plex@sign-lang.uni-hamburg.de Thomas Hanke

24. ASLDictionary The Animated. American sign language. Dictionary. Welcome to the AnimatedAmerican sign language Dictionary. This site is http://www.bconnex.net/~randys/index_nf.html

25. American Sign Language (ASL) Resources From CENTe-R UNCG Information and support for graduatelevel professionals serving families with infants and toddlers with a hearing loss. http://sign-language.cente-r.org

26. American Sign Language Teachers Association The American sign language Teachers Association ASLTA - is the only national organizationdedicated to the improvement and expansion of the teaching of ASL http://www.aslta.org/

27. Chimpanzee And Human Communication Institute This institute at Central Washington University cares for five chimpanzees who are being taught American sign language. http://www.cwu.edu/~cwuchci/

THE CHIMPANZEE AND HUMAN COMMUNICATION INSTITUTE CHCI is a sanctuary for four adult chimpanzees who communicate with humans and each other using American Sign Language (ASL). The mission of CHCI is to protect and care for these Chimpanzees, educate the public on the endangered status of wild chimpanzees, help improve the lives of all captive chimpanzees through ongoing research, and serve as a humane research facility for students. CHCI is home for these chimpanzees and is not open on a daily basis for entertainment purposes. CHCI believes that education is one of the most effective ways to save the chimpanzees and therefore offers one hour workshops (Chimposiums) to the public on weekends, as well as, other more formal educational programs. If you would like to make reservations for a Chimposium or lend financial support to this family of chimpanzees by becoming a Friend of Washoe, please call (509) 963-2244. CHCI Mission Statement Enter CHCI This site requires a Java TM capable browser. A Monitor resolution of 1024 X 768 is also preferable.

28. SIGN With Your BABY - How To Communicate With Hearing Infants Before They Can Sp Teaches hearing parents how to communicate with their hearing babies through sign language before their infants can speak. http://www.sign2me.com/

US Visitors click here Canadian Visitors click here UK Visitors click here Northlight Communications 11395 5th Avenue NE, Suite B Seattle, WA 98125 Phone/TTY: (206) 361-0307 Fax: (206) 364-2025 E-mail: northlight@sign2me.com

29. ASL In Clay Established to provide opportunities for the Deaf and Hearing to create and exhibit DeafArt, which incorporates American sign language, Deaf Culture and the Deaf Experience. http://www.home.earthlink.net/~aslclay/

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30. Kopptronix Free manual alphabet poster down load at this site. Manufacturer of Keep Quiet Reword games. http://www.kopptronix.com

To Kopptronix Click here for wall poster of Sign Language alphabet. Click on images below to learn more about each game Click here to order any of the above games PRINT COUPON AND MAIL TO. KOPPTRONIX CO. BOX 367. STANHOPE. N.J. 07874 E-Mail:kopptronix@kopptronix.com You are Visitor number Webmaster Denis Igoe

31. ASL Linguistic Research Project At Boston University Linguistic research on ASL structure at Boston University. Includes information about publications Category Science Social Sciences American sign language......Syntactic research on American sign language (ASL), computerbased tools for linguisticanalysis of visual language data, and collaborative work with computer http://www.bu.edu/asllrp/

Project descriptions The architecture of functional categories in American Sign Language SignStream National Center for Sign Language and Gesture Resources Personnel ... SignStream software version 2 General info about downloading files Availability of materials on CD-ROM Support for these projects Other information Related projects Academic programs at Boston University Fellowship opportunity Other sign language links Location of the project: Directions Site map Note: Please do not send us e-mail to ask for advice about how to learn ASL . You might, however, be interested in the language learning materials available through Dawn Sign Press Maintained by: Carol Neidle carol@bu.edu

32. Lesson Tutor : American Sign Language Use your knowledge of the signed alphabet to recognize the words needed to complete the puzzle! http://www.lessontutor.com/jmASLcross1.html

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33. Sign Language Associates sign language Associates (SLA) is the oldest, largest, and most successful privateinterpreting service provider in the country with a national reputation for http://www.signlanguage.com/

Sign Language Associates, Inc. Site Map Janet L. Bailey About SLA SLA Online material. Layout and Design: Gordon Vernon Artwork - Scott Gagain Development Consultant: HindSite Interactive WELCOME TO SLA ONLINE Request Services SLA Global Video Interpreting Emergency Services Job Opportunities Cultural Access Education Mentorship Program Request Services FAQs Global Network Video Interpreting ... Mentorship Program

34. About JSL By Karen Nakamura of Yale University.Category Science Social Sciences Japanese sign language......www.deaflibrary.org About Japanese sign language. One way to cite this wouldbe Nakamura, Karen (2002) About Japanese sign language. Web site. http://www.deaflibrary.org/jsl.html

About Japanese Sign Language by Karen Nakamura accesses since Deceber 17, 1995. This page was last updated on March 18, 2002. A short note about plagiarism: Please note that if you are using this page as a reference in your school term paper or report, that you should follow standard citation methods in order to prevent any accusations of plagiarism. One way to cite this would be: Plagiarism is a major reason why I cannot put much of my research material on-line. I've already encountered some web sites that have copied the material below verbatim without proper citation. Since my dissertation research must be "original", I cannot take the risk that someone will publish my research as their own and thus endanger 7 years of work. It's sad, but academic ethics are low enough to make this a real possibility. Japanese Sign Language (JSL) is a family of complex visual-spatial languages used by Deaf communities in Japan. There is no single standard JSL, although the Tokyo form does have some hegemonic force since many of the TV broadcasts and meetings are sponsored by Tokyo Deaf groups. The national sign languages in Taiwan and Korea apparently have incorporated some JSL signs and forms from the colonial occupation of these countries by Japan prior to World War II. Japanese Sign Language is distinct from spoken/written Japanese in both grammar and lexicon, although many Deaf signers will use Manually Coded Japanese / Pidgin Signed Japanese when signing to hearing or non-native JSL signers. The grammatical system shares many similarities with other national sign languages in its use of the complex visual space available, classifiers, and other complex forms.

35. Learn American Sign Language Back to Homepage. sign language Associates, Inc. Site Map. Learn Americansign language Related Links and Other Resources. This http://www.signlanguage.com/learnasl.htm

Sign Language Associates, Inc. Site Map Learn American Sign Language - Related Links and Other Resources SLA is not responsible for their content. Learn the American Sign Language alphabet Look up a sign on MSU's American Sign Language Dictionary Find American Sign Language instructional videotapes at your local library! Locate an Interpreter Training Program in your state! Check the NVRC website for more links Check out Deaf Soup Is Sign Language the same in all countries? No, just like spoken languages, sign languages evolve and develop within a unique culture. Each country uses their own unique sign language. ASL, American Sign Language, is used in The United States. For more information on international sign languages, visit The World Deaf Directory Request Services FAQs Global Network ... Mentorship Program

36. Baby See 'N Sign Offers sign language examples and ASL signs in an educational format. http://www.babyseensign.com

It's a baby board book come to life, including real-life images and sounds, American Sign Language instruction, PLUS vocabulary words. Baby See 'N Sign Volume 1 WINNER of the Parenting Magazine BEST VIDEOs of the YEAR AWARDs 2002 for Birth to 18 Months Baby See 'N Sign Volume 2 coming soon! Please return to our website to order this Spring 2003. Volume 1: The first Baby See 'N Sign video offers over 60 American Sign Language signs, as well as a "Parental Guide" that answers a variety of questions about signing with your baby. Both signs and guide unfold over the course of 45 fun-filled minutes. This is quality time that you can share with your child as you learn something new together. So Get Ready, Get Set and begin "talking" with your baby NOW! Volume 2: Home About Us Contact Us In the News ... Order Send mail to webmaster@babyseensign.com

37. Yamada Language Center: ASL WWW Guide Directory, resources and links to ASL websites compiled by Yamada Language Center (YLC) at the University Category Science Social Sciences American sign language......American sign language. American sign language is taught at the University of Oregonby the Department of Communication Disorders and Sciences. Links/Resources. http://babel.uoregon.edu/yamada/guides/asl.html

Can't find it? American Sign Language Guide index News index Multilingual references Font index American Sign Language is taught at the University of Oregon by the Department of Communication Disorders and Sciences Links/Resources American Sign Language Fonts at YLC Dr. Dave's Deaf and HOH WebLinks Resources for ASL About American Sign Language - An information and resource page by Karen Nakamura. The Deaf Resource Library an online collection of reference material and links intended to educate and inform people about Deaf cultures in Japan and the United States Deaf Queer Resource Center Deaf Info Website (DEAF-L) GoHear Project Where do we go from Hear? Created by parents of deaf and hard-of-hearing children to provide information and support to other parents. - This is a large compilation of links related to ASL. It has a wide variety of information and has many good resources. Sign Language Interpreting Theatre - It is hoped by the authors 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.

38. 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 Christmas Mission Deaf Videos Odessa 2001 ... Order Form High Tech - High Touch E-Mail: MultiMediaEvangelism@compuserve.com Click here for information on Weekly Bible Study in ASL which are the Sunday school lessons for the Deaf taught by Ray Bearden on the subject of 1 Kings for this Spring of 2003 Click here to view the Christmas Partnership Mission to Naro-Fominsk, Russia - 2003 Click here to experience "Connected" ... MinistryPoint.org 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.

39. Sign Language Dictionaries Online Reviews of several sites which feature American sign language dictionaries. From about.com. Links. http://deafness.about.com/library/weekly/aa102599.htm

zfp=-1 About Deafness/Hard of Hearing Search in this topic on About on the Web in Products Web Hosting Deafness/Hard of Hearing with Jamie Berke Your Guide to one of hundreds of sites Home Articles Forums ... Help zmhp('style="color:#fff"') Subjects ESSENTIALS FAQ on Deafness and Hearing Loss Sign Language Glosary Feature Article Index ... All articles on this topic Stay up-to-date! Subscribe to our newsletter. Advertising Free Credit Report Free Psychics Advertisement Sign Language Dictionaries Online Evaluating the Dictionaries Join the Discussion "I am looking for an online sign language dictionary that would allow me to print the signs I choose." Seeking Sign Language Help Related Resources Sign Language Subject Page Sign Language Features Holiday Signs Q: How do I sign this word? A: The answer may be no farther than your browser. There are several web sites that provide examples of signs online. Some offer drawings or pictures while others provide video or animation. All of them describe how to make the signs. I decided to put each of them to the test for this feature. With Halloween coming up, I selected six Halloween-associated words: Halloween Costume Devil Ghost Witch Pumpkin and paid a visit to each one to see how well each one did with these words. The results:

40. About ASL Article by Karen Nakamura. Includes linguistics of ASL, the status as a foreign language, and warning Category Science Social Sciences American sign language......www.deaflibrary.org About American sign language. by Karen Nakamura accessessince July 13, 1995. This sign language Linguistics. American http://www.deaflibrary.org/asl.html

About American Sign Language by Karen Nakamura accesses since July 13, 1995. This page was last updated on March 28, 2002. Table of Contents ASL Linguistics ASL as a foreign language Learning ASL and ASL Educational Programs ASL Dictonaries ... Reader's comments Sign Language Linguistics American Sign Language (ASL) is a complex visual-spatial language that is used by the Deaf community in the United States and English-speaking parts of Canada. It is a linguistically complete, natural language. It is the native language of many Deaf men and women, as well as some hearing children born into Deaf families. ASL shares no grammatical similarities to English and should not be considered in any way to be a broken, mimed, or gestural form of English. In terms of syntax, for example, ASL has a topic-comment syntax, while english uses Subject-Object-Verb. In fact, in terms of syntax, ASL shares more with spoken Japanese than it does with English. I have some information on Japanese Sign Language as well. Some people have described ASL and other sign languages as "gestural" languages. This is not absolutely correct because hand gestures are only one component of ASL. Facial features such as eyebrow motion and lip-mouth movements are also significant in ASL as they form a crucial part of the grammatical system. In addition, ASL makes use of the space surrounding the signer to describe places and persons that are not present. Sign languages develop specific to their communities and is not universal. For example, ASL is totally different from British Sign Language even though both countries speak English. Many people consider it a shame that there isn't a universal sign language (see below), however it's also a shame that there isn't a universal spoken language, right? I personally enjoy seeing the great variety and diversity of languages and the first topic of conversation when I meet a Deaf person from another country is an exchange of vocabulary: "How do you sign this? How do you sign that?"

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