Signing Online
Signing Online sells four sequential ASL courses, from Beginning ASL 101 through Basic, Intermediate and Advanced 104. Each course holds ten lessons of video instruction with vocabulary review and quizzes, and schools often pair 101 and 102 as a first year and 103 with 104 as a second. The material is bought course by course, so a learner can test the first block before committing to the rest, and it is designed for people teaching themselves at a desk in the evening.
The clear ladder of levels is the main draw: an adult who wants to reach conversational signing knows exactly what comes next. It is a closed self study product, though, with no tutor to answer questions and no community attached, and the video production feels older than newer streaming style courses. Anyone learning ASL to speak with a specific family member will still need real practice outside the platform.
Pros
- Four clearly separated levels
- Ten structured lessons per course
- Quizzes and vocabulary review built in
- Used by schools as a two year sequence
- Courses can be bought one at a time
Cons
- No tutor support or feedback
- Dated video production
- No learner community for practice
- Each level charged separately
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