Sign language
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- Essential Functions of an Interpreter
- An Explanation of the Correct Capitalization
- Signing Booklet
- Learning to Read Using Sign Language
- Nepali Sign Language and Nepali: Social and Linguistic Dimensions of a Case of Inter-Modal Language Contact*
- The Makaton Vocabulary--Uses and Effectiveness
- Makaton Sign Language Hello My Name Is
- Sign Language 1
- Makaton Sign & Symbol
- Language (Including Signjanguage)
- When the Apes Speak, Linguists Listen. Part 1. the Ape Language Studies
- Sign Language Interpreters: TS an Introduction Tip Sheet
- What Is Makaton? Makaton Was Developed in the 1970’S by Margaret Walker, a Speech and Language Therapist, Working in a Long Stay Hospital
- American Sign Language Program
- INTERNATIONAL SIGN INTERPRETATION at UNITED NATIONS MEETINGS (August 2013)
- Signing Exact English: a Simultaneously Spoken and Signed Communication Option in Deaf Education
- How to Work with Auslan and Deaf Interpreters
- States That Recognize American Sign Language List Current As of 2/15/2016