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Empower your student to reach a new level of fluency and cultural insight with American Sign Language III, an advanced online course designed for learners with a strong foundation in ASL. This course challenges students to refine their expressive and receptive skills while deepening their understanding of the rich diversity within the Deaf community.Through engaging, real-world applications, students explore advanced grammar, verb tenses, syntax, classifiers, and locatives, allowing them to communicate more precisely and naturally. They’ll also master idiomatic expressions, slang, and opinion-based language, gaining the tools to discuss complex ideas and participate in nuanced conversations.Beyond language, this course immerses students in the global diversity of Deaf culture, examining how sign language varies across regions, countries, and communities. Students will compose and present narratives, take part in video debates, and even explore career paths that value ASL proficiency—such as interpreting, education, healthcare, and advocacy.Creative and collaborative projects include the use of video recording and simple graphic design tools, giving students dynamic opportunities to showcase their communication skills and cultural understanding.Whether your student hopes to use ASL in their future profession or simply wants to continue growing as a communicator and global citizen, ASL III provides a powerful and rewarding learning experience.This course requires use of a camera (cell phone, table, or computer camera), screen capture software, and simple video editing software.

Build on your student’s foundation in ASL and watch their communication skills flourish in American Sign Language II, an interactive and enriching course that deepens both language proficiency and cultural understanding. This course is designed for students who have completed ASL I and are ready to move beyond basic signs into more expressive, fluent communication.Students will learn to form more complex, structured sentences and enhance their signing with facial expressions and body language—key elements in meaningful ASL conversation. They'll practice communicating in a wide range of real-life scenarios, including giving directions, describing people and places, shopping, and navigating emergency situations.The course also dives deeper into the grammar and structure of ASL, covering skills such as sequencing, transitions, asking and answering questions, using future tense, and storytelling. As students progress, they’ll not only become more confident signers but also gain valuable insights into the Deaf community, its language, history, and culture.To support expressive learning, this course includes video-based assignments, requiring students to use a smartphone, tablet, or computer camera along with simple screen capture or video editing software. These activities give students the chance to demonstrate their signing in creative and personalized ways.Whether your student is continuing ASL for personal enrichment or pursuing a future in education, healthcare, or interpretation, this course equips them with communication skills that are practical, inclusive, and impactful.This course requires use of a camera (cell phone, table, or computer camera), screen capture software, and simple video editing software.

Open the door to a new way of communicating and connecting with others through American Sign Language (ASL)—the third most commonly used language in North America. This introductory online course is perfect for students eager to develop real-world language skills while gaining a deeper appreciation of the Deaf community and its rich cultural heritage.From day one, students begin learning practical vocabulary, fingerspelling, and simple sentence structures that allow them to start signing right away. The course emphasizes visual learning through engaging video demonstrations and interactive activities designed to build confidence and fluency in expressive and receptive signing.More than just a language course, ASL I also offers a meaningful exploration of Deaf culture—including its history, social norms, traditions, values, and contributions to society. Students gain a greater understanding of the diverse experiences within the Deaf and hard-of-hearing communities, fostering empathy, respect, and cultural awareness.Whether your student is exploring a future career in health care, education, interpreting, or simply wants to expand their communication skills, this course provides a strong foundation in one of the most valuable and inclusive languages they can learn today.This course requires use of a camera (cell phone, table, or computer camera), screen capture software, and simple video editing software.