Marlee signs

Purpose of App ReviewTo announce and review a new sign language app, Marlee Signs, by actress Marlee Matlin.IntroductionAcademy-award winning deaf actress Marlee Matlin comes to the smallest screen yet – the one in your pocket – to teach you sign language with her new American Sign Language app, Marlee Signs. Marlee Signs is a collaborative effort between Marlee and MEDLMobile.The app, compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch, is free and comes with a basic sign language lesson pack. Five other lesson packs, including a “baby signs” pack, are available at $1.99 each.User InterfaceThe app is designed to teach users basic sign language through a series of videos in which Marlee demonstrates ASL vocabulary. It has two main modalities of teaching ASL: Spell and Library (which contains the lesson packs).The Spell feature allows you to watch Marlee fingerspell almost any word you type in the text field. The app will slowly progress through each letter, but you can swipe back and forth to advance or go back at your own pace.If the word is not in the database, the app displays a video of Marlee signing “no.”In Library, you can access the basic “You lesson pack” as well as any of the lesson packs you have purchased from the in-app Store. Packs available include Around You (everyday signs, conversation), Home (household items, food), Around Town (directions, activities), Around World (weather, money, animals), and Baby Signs. Accessing videos for the signs you want to learn is easy. First, choose a lesson pack from the list.Upon selecting the lesson pack, a list of general categories will be displayed. Tapping on one of those will open a further list of specific signs.From here you can select the video you wish to play. You will then see Marlee demonstrate your chosen sign. She is poised in a solid green shirt against a black background, so you can easily focus on the action of her signing.Tap the video at any time to replay the video or enter Slow Motion mode. The new Slow Motion feature is especially helpful to ensure that you are learning the sign accurately.Swiping left and right will take you through all of the signs in your selected general category.Utility ValueMarlee Signs is a great app for beginners who are interested in getting their feet wet with ASL, especially if they can’t make it to an actual sign language class. The starter

Learn American Sign Language with Marlee Signs© from Marlee Matlin – Academy Award© winning Deaf Actress.Ever wanted to learn more about Sign Language? Marlee Signs© is for you.••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••FEATURED ON:• Apple’s “New & Noteworthy” section!• The App Store’s #19 Top Free Education app!• CBS and KCAL news!COVERED BY:• Rob Rich of 148apps.com!• Emily Price of Mashable.com!• Jennifer Beese of TodaysiPhone.com!• Brittany Chan of iMedicalApps.com!••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••THE A-B-Cs OF A.S.L.Marlee Signs© is the perfect app for learning to express yourself in American Sign Language. This app will teach you the fundamentals of ASL – from the signed alphabet and basic vocabulary through to common expressions in everyday life – using high-quality video demonstrations starring Marlee Matlin herself.PRACTICE AT YOUR PACEEach lesson is broken down into individual videos, making it easy to learn at your own pace. The app checks off completed lessons so that you can quickly pick up where you left off, and the “Slow Motion” setting enables you to watch any video in greater detail. You even get your first lesson pack free!SPELL IT OUTNeed to spell something in signs? Let Marlee help you with the “Spell” section. This nifty feature shows you how to spell any word in signs. Simply type the word and watch Marlee spell it for you!GET YOUR HANDS ON MOREMarlee Signs© offers a library of useful lesson packs that will help build your understanding while motivating you to learn more. Tap into a dimension of new ideas, new perspectives and a new lens through which to view your world._________________________________________________________________________________________________We are proud to call Marlee Signs a Shiny MEDL Object. You can see all of them at MEDLmobile.com. What’s New - bug fixes & stability improvements Ratings and Reviews Excited! Thank you for this app. I've been trying to learn ASL for a few months now and this

Learn American Sign Language with Marlee Signs© from Marlee Matlin – Academy Award© winning Deaf Actress.Ever wanted to learn more about Sign Language? Marlee Signs© is for you.••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••FEATURED ON:• Apple’s “New & Noteworthy” section!• The App Store’s #19 Top Free Education app!• CBS and KCAL news!COVERED BY:• Rob Rich of 148apps.com!• Emily Price of Mashable.com!• Jennifer Beese of TodaysiPhone.com!• Brittany Chan of iMedicalApps.com!••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••THE A-B-Cs OF A.S.L.Marlee Signs© is the perfect app for learning to express yourself in American Sign Language. This app will teach you the fundamentals of ASL – from the signed alphabet and basic vocabulary through to common expressions in everyday life – using high-quality video demonstrations starring Marlee Matlin herself.PRACTICE AT YOUR PACEEach lesson is broken down into individual videos, making it easy to learn at your own pace. The app checks off completed lessons so that you can quickly pick up where you left off, and the “Slow Motion” setting enables you to watch any video in greater detail. You even get your first lesson pack free!SPELL IT OUTNeed to spell something in signs? Let Marlee help you with the “Spell” section. This nifty feature shows you how to spell any word in signs. Simply type the word and watch Marlee spell it for you!GET YOUR HANDS ON MOREMarlee Signs© offers a library of useful lesson packs that will help build your understanding while motivating you to learn more. Tap into a dimension of new ideas, new perspectives and a new lens through which to view your world._________________________________________________________________________________________________We are proud to call Marlee Signs a Shiny MEDL Object. You can see all of them at MEDLmobile.com. Novedades - bug fixes & stability improvements Calificaciones y reseñas Privacidad de la app MEDL Mobile Enterprises, LLC, que desarrolló esta app, indicó que entre las prácticas de privacidad de la app, pueden incluirse el manejo de datos que se describe a continuación. Para obtener detalles, consulta la política de privacidad del desarrollador. Datos no asociados con tu identidad Los siguientes datos pueden recopilarse, pero no están asociados con tu identidad: Identificado­res Datos de uso Diagnóstico Las prácticas de privacidad pueden variar; por ejemplo, según tu edad o las funciones que uses. Obtén detalles Información Vendedor MEDL Mobile Enterprises, LLC Tamaño 113.1 MB Categoría Educación Compatibilidad iPhone Requiere iOS 12.0 o posterior. iPad Requiere iPadOS 12.0 o posterior. iPod touch Requiere iOS 12.0 o posterior. Mac Requiere macOS 11.0 o posterior y una Mac con el chip M1 de Apple o posterior. Apple Vision Requiere visionOS 1.0 o posterior. Copyright © MEDL Mobile Enterprises LLC. Precio Gratis Compras dentro de la app Around You Lesson Pack S/ 9.90 Around Town Lesson Pack S/ 9.90 Home Lesson Pack S/ 9.90 Around

ASL RochelleASL Rochelle is a YouTube channel that uploads new content daily. The current library consists dictionary videos, fingerspelling, and ASL grammar tutorials. Check website ASL StewASL Stew is another popular Youtube channel that publishes ASL tutorial videos, but that's not all they do. They also share content relevant to the deaf community and culture, a great introduction to more than just the language. Check websiteASL AppsLooking to learn ASL on the go? Here are the apps we recommend: Marlee SignsMarlee Signs is an app-based course taught by Academy Awarding winning deaf actress Marlee Matlin. The app is free to download, and you purchase individual lesson packs within the app. Check websiteStart Signing ASL NowNeed help getting started? I designed this course to guide you through your first week: Conversation CountdownHave your first conversation in ASL in just seven days. This is one of our most popular courses, and with good reason, because you’ll get results fast. Check websiteMy Must-Read Articles on Learning ASLAmerican Sign Language: It's All in the HandsNext Mission: American Sign LanguageASL Videos

Pack (included with the app) as well as the five other lesson packs provide a solid foundation of basic ASL knowledge that the user can build on later.PriceFreeLikesFriendly user interfaceCrisp, clear videosSolid vocabulary of basic signs available through lesson packsDislikesA medical sign lesson pack would be extremely beneficial for providersHealthcare providers that would benefit from the appAll providers could benefit from this app, as they are likely to encounter deaf patients at some point in their career.Patients that would benefit from the appAnyone who would like to learn basic signsParents who would like to use basic signs with their babiesPeople with deaf loved ones or children with special needs who use ASL to communicateConclusionsThe high-quality videos and ability to view them over again in slow motion means the app has great potential as an effective teaching tool. Marlee Signs won’t make you proficient at sign language, but is an inexpensive, convenient way to gain familiarity with some common ASL signs.iMedicalApps recommended?YesiTunes LinkRating: (1 to 5 stars)Overall: 4.75 starsUser Interface: 5 stars, Easy to navigate, clean user interface. Slow motion feature is especially welcome.Multimedia usage: 5 stars, Videos are high quality, clear and not distracting.Price: 5 stars, The app is free and includes the basic lesson pack. Additional lesson packs are only $1.99.Real world applicability: 4 stars, This app is a solid start to learning ASL, but its practical use may be limited without extra practice or a real ASL class. Expanding the availability of lesson packs, especially to include a medical signs pack (useful for both providers and patients), would also improve utility. Author: Brittany Chan

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