Learn How to Sign Online

9/6/2013

Ever since I was a young boy and people found out I had deaf parents, I would usually get the same response. "Oh, I've always wanted to learn sign language!" There is just something innately compelling about communicating with your hands. We are all attracted to sign language for some reason and there has been at least one occasion in every person's life where knowing how to sign would have been a big help!

If you've ever wanted to learn ASL but you never knew where to get started, I have the perfect solution. There is a new sign language online learning website that hosts 10 video lessons designed to get you signing today! It is taught by an ASL expert, Dr. Byron Bridges, who has taught thousands of students and interpreters how to sign. These videos are high quality and better than anything else on the internet. Point blank... If you want to learn Sign Language, check out www.signlanguage101.com and take a look at the free trials. At the very least, learn your ABC's for free on their website.

If you don't have time to learn at a college and books are not doing the trick, try a subscription and you will be signing after the first lesson. Now when people ask me about where they can learn how to sign, I tell them about Sign Language 101.

Brandon Bridges

Learn How to Sign

2 Comments

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10/28/2013 04:20:14 pm

We are all attracted to sign language for some reason and there has been at least one occasion in every person's life where knowing how to sign would have been a big help!

torres

9/6/2022 06:16:05 am

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