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American Sign Language

Last Updated: March 10, 2026

Learning American Sign Language? Here's a great collection of American Sign Language learning resources to help you get fluent in American Sign Language!

American Sign Language Learning Links

  1. Dr. Bill Vicars – Another great YouTube channel for learning ASL. The format isn't as organized, but you still get what you need. His website LifePrint goes into more detail.
  2. Handspeak – is another excellent ASL Video Dictionary. Start with the ASL 101 Tutorial, which is a self-paced lesson plan for beginners.
  3. MicBergsma – Well, technically, this is a YouTube channel that teaches you how to use your GoPro, but Mitch can also teach you ASL while you watch. A two-fer! (Here's a post on how you can Learn a Language Through a Life Skill)
  4. Signing Savvy is an ASL Video Dictionary.  You can even build flashcards and share them with others. How cool is that?!
  5. Signed with Heart – This is a short video course on YouTube. I'm not sure if it's still being updated, but the videos are still relevant and useful.

American Sign Language Learning Apps

  1. ASL American Sign Language – free with in-app purchases. This one is slightly better only because it's cheaper. For $2.99, you get the Pro version, which removes ads and unlocks all signs. This app has memory games too. While it isn't as polished as The ASL App, it's still pretty good for $2.99.  Available for iOS and Android.
  2. The ASL App – free with in-app purchases.  To be honest, it's decent as a free version, but the packs are really what are going to get you. I paid $9.99 to unlock all the packs. I love that it includes phrases for social media, pop culture references, and other phrases that you usually don't find in ASL apps. You can slow down the videos, save favorites, and search for phrases in the app. One of the downsides: no dictionary. Available for iOS and Android.

Finding a Learning Buddy

My nephew and a good friend of mine are learning. It prompted me to learn. It's a valuable asset to have people to practice with. I had an embarrassing situation while trying to buy a mirror.

You can read about it here.

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