Language Resources

An online resource for learning American Sign Language and Deaf Studies. ASL Connect provides paid learning content, as well as language learning services designed for businesses and families.

Get access to learning tutorials and online education for American Sign Language (ASL) training through these recommendations from the State of Georgia government.

A free resource for learning American Sign Language online. Built with an emphasis on interactivity and video-based learning, SignSchool has a variety of context-based lessons as well as grammar lessons and signing comprehension practice. Additional tools include a large, searchable dictionary, a daily Sign of the Day service, and flashcard-style sign review.

THE ASL APP is all about teaching you conversational ASL. Packed with 2,500+ signs and phrases, easy navigation and features, with different signers, The ASL App is designed to make learning easy, accessible, and fun.

Links you to four popular apps to learn ASL: iASL, ASL Pro, Sign 4 Me, and ASL Dictionary

Developed by the Visual Language Visual Learning Center (VL2) at Gallaudet, providing interactive stories in both American Sign Language (ASL) and English

ASLTA is dedicated to the improvement and expansion of ASL teaching and Deaf Studies at all levels of instruction.

The American Society for Deaf Children (ASDC) is committed to empowering all families with deaf* and hard-of-hearing children and youth by embracing full language and communication access in inclusive environments through mentoring, advocacy, resources, and collaborative networks.

The National Association of the Deaf (NAD) is the nation’s premier civil rights organization of, by and for deaf and hard of hearing individuals in the United States of America.

RID’s purpose is to serve equally our members, profession, and the public by promoting and advocating for qualified and effective interpreters in all spaces where intersectional diverse Deaf lives are impacted.

The South Carolina Association of the Deaf's mission is to advocate for full accessibility and to improve the quality of life for Deaf and Hard of Hearing people in South Carolina. ​​

The SC School for the Deaf and the Blind has evolved to meet this need by serving more than 250 students at the Spartanburg campus and more than 1,400 children through statewide outreach programs.