Learning fingerspelling can be a good place to start with American Sign Language, and can be useful to study even if you aren't hearing-impaired.

It has never been easier to learn American Sign Language (ASL) with so many ways to learn right from home. There are millions of people throughout the country who use ASL.

It starts with a beginner course that includes 25 different lessons on the history of deaf education, the ASL alphabet, and how to sign numbers, colors, verbs and other basic words.

The ASL Alphabet lens will show how to fingerspell your name and let you test your sign language fluency.

Also, Drops currently just offers the ASL alphabet. If you want to move past fingerspelling, here are a few other app- and web-based sign language-learning options.

Start with the course titled American Sign Language: Beginner to gain a strong foundation in American Sign Language. Here, you'll learn the alphabet and the origins of ASL, along with finger ...

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American Sign Language: Beginner introduces you to the history and origin of deaf education, goes over the ASL alphabet and basic vocabulary, and it starts you off practicing telling a short story.

Michigan State University's ASL Club grew out of a lack of courses and community spaces for students to learn and practice American Sign Language. The club strives to create a educational and ...