ASL Classes Chicago, IL

This online class is designed for individuals with no prior knowledge of ASL (American Sign Language). The course will cover basic signs, finger spelling, vocabulary development, and sentence structure. Via engaging, interactive sessions, students will have an opportunity to familiarize themselves with the fundamentals of ASL and gain an understanding of the deaf community and culture.

This course provides an immersive learning experience in American Sign Language (ASL) in a garden setting. Participants will not only learn the basics of ASL but also vocabulary specifically related to gardening and the natural world. The session’s unique location enhances the learning experience by providing a peaceful and real-life application environment.

This course introduces new learners to the basics of American Sign Language (ASL) such as common signs and fingerspelling. Participants will gain a foundational knowledge of the language and study the more complex aspects of ASL including facial expressions and inflections. The course is designed for beginning ASL signers.

This online course provides an introduction to American Sign Language (ASL), focusing on the study of proper signs for various phrases, as well as the culture surrounding the deaf community. Participants will gain a basic understanding of ASL's grammar and syntax rules, and learn to employ practical language skills such as asking questions, making simple statements, and responding to open-ended questions. This learning opportunity is ideal for beginners with no prior knowledge of ASL.

This online course provides intermediate-level American Sign Language (ASL) training, continuing its architectural development from levels taught previously. Participants will gain a deeper understanding of ASL grammar, and additional vocabulary required to engage in more complex conversations. The course also includes weekly quizzes and a final exam to ensure comprehension and progress.

This intermediate-level course continues the exploration of the language and the culture of the deaf community through signing, receptive skills, and culturally related information. Participants will enhance their American Sign Language (ASL) vocabulary, and work on sentence types, and narrative skills. In addition, the course covers temporal aspects, classifiers, locatives, pluralization, and temporal sequencing.