20 Best ASL Blogs and Websites

1. ASL Teaching Resources

It provide ready-to-use sign language based worksheets, flashcards, and videos to make it easier to teach and communicate with deaf, hearing and special needs students. Welcome to ASL Teaching Resources, the one stop place for ASL teaching resources and learning sign language. We specialize in providing teachers with the necessary tools to be successful whether they know sign or not.
aslteachingresources.com
Facebook Followers 853 Frequency 1 post / week Domain Authority 26 Get Email Contact

2. ASL Anissa

Hey my names Anissa! I'm teaching myself ASL and I make song covers. Im in college as a Music Therapy Major and I am just making these videos as fun tools to learn some vocab. If you are interested in learning true ASL I highly suggest taking a class.
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Facebook Followers 2.1K Frequency 24 posts / year Since Apr 2008 Get Email Contact

3. Meredith ASL

Technology, Teaching, Learning, American Sign Language, Deaf Studies, Linguistics, Education, Health, Happiness.
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Twitter Followers 561 Frequency 3 posts / month Since Mar 2014 Get Email Contact

4. Signing Savvy - Your Sign Language Resource

Signing Savvy LLC focuses on creating cutting-edge, easy-to-use sign language learning tools. It is an ideal resource to use while you learn sign language. It also is an excellent reference for your day-to-day sign language needs.
signingsavvy.com
Facebook Followers 11.4KTwitter Followers 2.5K Frequency 1 post / quarter Domain Authority 52 Get Email Contact

5. Bill Vicars

Resource site for ASL students, teachers, interpreters, and parents of Deaf children.
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Frequency 2 posts / week Since Mar 2007 Get Email Contact

6. Creative ASL Teaching

Robin Newsom Wuertz is a wife, mother, educator, and gardener. She loves to read, cook, and learn. This blog is to help other teachers by sharing her journey in education, her failures in teaching, and her passion for ASL and Deaf culture.
creativeaslteaching.com
Frequency 1 post / day Domain Authority 16 Get Email Contact

7. Network Interpreting Service

Network Interpreting Service coordinates American Sign Language interpreting and related services for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing. (Since 1988)
networkinterpretingservice.com
Facebook Followers 939Twitter Followers 78 Frequency 1 post / month Domain Authority 21 Get Email Contact

8. IRS Videos ASL

Welcome to the official YouTube channel of the Internal Revenue Service. This channel will feature videos produced by the IRS on various tax administration topics in American Sign Language (ASL).
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Twitter Followers 284.1K Frequency 11 posts / year Since Apr 2009 Get Email Contact

9. ASL Discoveries

SL Discoveries is a well known company that utilizes American Sign Language (ASL) to all who are interested in learning! Active participation is a must when discovering this beautiful, visual language!
asldiscoveries.tumblr.com
Facebook Followers 792Instagram Followers 5.5K Domain Authority 9 Get Email Contact

10. ASL Deafined

ASL Deafined is an interactive website for anyone to learn American Sign Language. This site was developed to help deaf students improve their English grammar, for parents to improve their sign language skill and for the community at large to learn to sign. It is a subscription based website for ASL utilizing video lessons. All lessons are taught by Deaf experts of ASL.
blog.asldeafined.com
Facebook Followers 3.2KTwitter Followers 4.3K Frequency 2 posts / year Domain Authority 33 Get Email Contact

11. William Woods University - Look Into ASL

ASL interpreters can pursue many specializations, including performing arts. Here's how one hip hop artist recently brought interpreters to his performance. WWU is one of approximately 30 universities in North America to offer a four-year degree in American Sign Language interpreting.
asl-blog.williamwoods.edu
Twitter Followers 3.1K Domain Authority 45 Get Email Contact

12. GoReact for ASL

GoReact is a video feedback and evaluation tool perfect for ASL and sign language interpreting programs. With GoReact, student videos are all organized and stored securely in the cloud, accessible from anywhere.
aslblog.goreact.com
Facebook Followers 3KTwitter Followers 571 Domain Authority 41 Get Email Contact

13. Start ASL

Learn true American Sign Language (ASL) and get articles about American Sign Language! Here you will find all of our articles about ASL including charts, usage, and general information.
startasl.com
Facebook Followers 13.4KTwitter Followers 952Instagram Followers 16.5K Frequency 16 posts / year Since Jul 2008 Domain Authority 52 Get Email Contact

14. Sign Language Interpreters ASL Interpreters Blog

Sign Language Interpreters is a Corporation Communicating Coast to Coast. It provides professional and qualified sign language interpreters, consultants, and tutors in Los Angeles and nationwide.
signlanguageco.com
Twitter Followers 1.2K Domain Authority 26 Get Email Contact

15. HearMyHands ASL

Come learn American Sign Language with us. We teach the Sign of the Day, provide great product reviews, give useful tips to use sign language in your everyday life and how we incorporate ASL in our lives with a little toddler. Learn sign language, tips & techniques of how to use sign language. See how we use it in therapy & in our everyday lives. View great ASL products.
hearmyhandsasl.blogspot.com
Facebook Followers 2.7KTwitter Followers 174 Domain Authority 17 Get Email Contact

16. LC Interpreting Services | Professional Sign Language Interpreting Services

My name is Lydia Callis, and I am a RID nationally certified American Sign Language Interpreter. I am also an advocate for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing community. I founded LC Interpreting Services with the goal of consistently providing high quality, culturally-competent sign language interpreters. American sign language is my passion and connecting people is my purpose!
signlanguagenyc.com
Facebook Followers 837 Domain Authority 31 Get Email Contact

17. Handspeak: sign language online

American Sign Language resources for ASL studnets, instructors, parents, Deaf children, and language enthusiasts.
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Since Jun 2011 Get Email Contact

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