by JV Featherstone | Jun 12, 2020 | ASL, Featured
By now, most of you should have a good idea of what your program plans on doing this fall. Some schools have switched to remote learning and others will be holding face-to-face classes. It seems like the majority will be doing remote or hybrid learning, which will...
by GoReact | Jun 2, 2020 | ASL, Featured
GoReact was specifically created for giving feedback. When you first saw GoReact’s feedback abilities—and the fact that it was time-coded/embedded within student videos AND could be given in ASL—you were excited, right? But providing targeted feedback takes a lot of...
by GoReact | Apr 3, 2020 | ASL, Featured
The outbreak of coronavirus has forced instructors to suddenly move their courses online. And ASL courses are no exception. But what if you’ve never taught ASL online before? GoReact is here to help. From now until June 30, college and university departments can...
by Abby Wilson | Jul 25, 2019 | ASL, Featured
A coda (child of a deaf adult) is someone who was raised by one or more deaf parents. As hearing people deeply entrenched in the Deaf community, children of deaf adults are in a unique situation. But what is it actually like to grow up with deaf parents? “At four...
by Sara Ricords | Apr 15, 2019 | ASL
Every year on April 15, everyone groans about filing their taxes. But thankfully there’s a much better occasion we can celebrate today: National ASL Day in the United States! Deaf and hard-of-hearing people have used American Sign Language since the early 1800s, but...
by JV Featherstone | Feb 5, 2019 | ASL, Featured
There’s nothing quite like watching a friend in the Deaf community achieve their dreams. But when that person is your own brother? That feeling is ten times better. I recently had the chance to interview my incredible brother Dr. Zachary Featherstone about his journey...
