Just with internet access, you can learn sign language in a structured way, anytime, anywhere at your own pace.
The drills help you memorize words and phrases like a game.
Signs I/O's instructors are all Deaf native Japanese Sign Language (JSL) signers who belong to NPO Japanese Sign Language Teachers Center (JSLTC).
Signs I/O uses the Natural Approach philosophy, which immerses the learner in sign language while keeping references to spoken language as little as possible.
As you keep learning, the signs that you have learned will be listed in "My Dictionary." Get motivated by seeing your own progress, as more and more signs are listed.
By watching video stories, you will learn not only about sign language, but also about the culture, life, and history of Deaf and hard of hearing people.
All video stories have subtitles. You can understand them even if you don't know sign language.
The video stories are posted also on YouTube. Subscribe to the Signs I/O YouTube channel, and watch new ones as soon as they are available.
Signs I/O has a number of highly qualified advisers such as Kazumi Matsuoka (professor at Keio University who has experience in working on a sign language TV program), Nobue Kobayashi (Deaf native signer and instructor of JSLTC) and the Outsourcing Business Service Co, WP group.
Japanese Sign Language Teachers Center
