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Written ASL
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Introduction
History of Written ASL 25% April 2016
Philosophical Approaches 0% April 2016
/Contributor's Guide/ 25% April 2016
SignWriting
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Basic Description.
Basic Handshapes
Planes
Contact Symbols
Movement Arrows
Location Symbols
Finger Symbols
Putting it All Together
Advanced Symbols
SignWriting on the Computer /ASLwrite/
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Basic Description.
Digits and the Digibet
Mapping your Movements
Holds and Diacritics
Location and Locatives
Grammatical and Extramanual Marks
Strategies for Writing Clearly
Literature, Poetry, and Art /si5s/
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Basic Description.
Basic Handshapes
Diacritics
Movement Lines
Location and Locatives
Grammatical and Extramanual Marks
Reserved Characters Marginal Systems
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Basic Description.
/Stokoe Notation/
Hamburg Notational System
/Signographie/
/ASL-phabet/
Latin-Based Systems
Other Notation Systems Resources
Written ASL
Visual languages
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