Uploaded August 2023 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Intended audience: ASL 3 and / or ASL 4 students.
I came across this video on a video recorder (camcorder). The class session was recorded a few years back. I never used it due to the bad lighting (at one point the sun peaked through the blinds and created a very bright spot) and was just going to throw it away because lots of people get distracted by stuff like that.
However I figured I'd clean up the lighting as best I could in an editing program and upload the video for ASL 3 and/or ASL 4 students who might like some additional receptive practice -- and if people don't like it they can move on to some other video.
American Sign Language (ASL) practice and review (ASL 4) (u19p2)(alt)
Intended audience: ASL 3 and / or ASL 4 students.
I came across this video on a video recorder (camcorder). The class session was recorded a few years back. I never used it due to the bad lighting (at one point the sun peaked through the blinds and created a very bright spot) and was just going to throw it away because lots of people get distracted by stuff like that.
However I figured I'd clean up the lighting as best I could in an editing program and upload the video for ASL 3 and/or ASL 4 students who might like some additional receptive practice -- and if people don't like it they can move on to some other video.
American Sign Language (ASL) practice and review (ASL 4) (u19p2)(alt)
