RonJaxon

I'm working for my friends company and he's learning a little ASL to make work go a little smoother. He showed me his iPhone and there was a list of apps on it for ASL. He asked me to browse through it and see which one I think would be best. He mainly wants to use it to study and if he needs a word he can look it up.

Do any of you know of a good one?

Deafness

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Bottesini

Do you mean something like ASL pro . com?

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PowerON

I find it horrible. They're design in 3D and it's difficult to see than rather in real-life photo-motion.

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RonJaxon

Yea, I looked at that one and it wasn't good at all. The best I found was one made for kids called signing time. It actually played videos instead of those terrible animations. But I was hoping to find one more for adults. Seems funny to suggest a kids app to my friend. But if it's the best I can find then I'll suggest it to him.

Here's a video of it. No subtitles but you can see that it shows better pictures and actual videos.

rjcon88

Thats actually pretty cool. I might download that on my iTouch!

ssumma

I use Sign Smith ASL


Has 3d versions and works well on the iPhone.

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eforkin

I am currently working on an ASL iphone app. It will be similar to something like ASL pro with a person signing rather than an animation. Ill keep you informed as to when it would become available.

Chevy57

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Great! I'll look for new real-face ASL app.

Rubiegem8280

I had no Idea Signing Time had an App! My daughter uses the videos at home! (We have done Baby Signing with her since she was 10 months) Thanks!!!

EyeCree8

We have iASL on our iPad. It is an actual person signing a word query you type in. It's not as good as ASL pro, but it's adequate. Also, the woman signing is speaking and mouthing the words, so it's not 100% pure ASL either....but something worth looking into.