Category: EDTC 300 Learning Project Blog

Over this semester, I have taken up learning (or attempting to learn) ASL for my EDTC 300 learning project. I have used many resources and learned various signs and information regarding ASL. Below, I will go through my learning in each week. I had a little rating system for...

The ASL Bloom App was basically the same as the app I used last week called Lingvano. They work basically the same way by testing your knowledge as you are learning it and introducing new knowledge throughout the lessons. One thing I liked best about Lingvano compared to ASL...

I decided to try out Lingvano this week to learn ASL. I think my phone was listening to me because after talking about my ASL learning project with a friend, many ads for the Lingvano App started showing up on my social media. I thought, why not try it...

I googled “creative ways to learn ASL” and the Start ASL website on the article The Best Songs in Sign Language. So I decided to to wach some of the songs and see if I could pick up any sign language from the songs/videos in that article. I decided...

This week I decided to use songs on YouTube, which are intended to help ASL learning, such as the ones I have linked below: Baby Language Song (ASL) By Miss Patty Baby Language Song (ASL) #2 By Miss Patty                                              Hi Hey Hello Greeting Song with ASL Work Together with...

I decided to use Read Alouds, which also has ASL featured in videos on EdPuzzle, such as the ones I have linked below: “Hey, That’s My Monster!” “How I Met My Monster” “Knuffle Bunny” “How The Elephant Got Its Trunk” Check out the video below to see what signs...

Okay, so for this week’s learning post, I used videos I found on EdPuzzle to continue on my ASL learning journey. I found EdPuzzle a couple of weeks ago when we were challenged to use a new platform we had never used before. Check out my previous post about...

If you have not already figured it out I found a new website I really like called EdPuzzle. I also enjoyed continuing my ASL journey – but I enjoyed EdPuzzle more. I have decide not to try out a new website to learn ASL from but decided to watch...

I started off this week’s ASL learning by starting with some intro videos from the Sign Language 101 website about how to hold your hand, reading sign language and facial expressions. I learnt that your facial expressions and body language can be very important when signing because it can...

Hi All! I have always wanted to learn American Sign Language (ASL), especially since watching the show Switched at Birth a few years ago. If you have never heard of that show, it features a deaf main character and a handful of deaf supporting characters – mostly played by...