Top Tweets for #signedlanguage
Stay, we know that SKZ are sensitive and attentive to others... do you remember that before we talked about sign language?
Did you see that #Felix learned to sign "Stay with me"?
Each country has its own sign language, encourage yourself to learn it.
#StrayKids #signedlanguage
What are signed languages and how did they develop in the Nordics?
Learn about these and how education policies for deaf children differ across the Nordics 👉 https://t.co/A4cc1Fv5U7
@Teckenlexikon @DDL1935 @SignLangLingSoc @mesch_joo #Nordic #signedlanguage
Fab open ended game. Grab 5 dice, no looking, roll them, then students choose 3 and have to make a story using at least 2 of them. They can point if they want to but story must make sense. Rory's story cubes are really satisfying to roll
#game #signedlanguage
SCI Assistant Professor @malihealikhani recently co-authored a paper calling for natural language processing (NLP) to include signed languages. Learn more about how she's bringing together the #NLP and #signedlanguage research communities: https://t.co/NORBZHH6pT
Zoom added three major accessibility options, each mainly focused on making it easier for sign language interpreters to stay visible on the screen. #ASL #languageaccess #signedlanguage https://t.co/QfmAn2apFu
Even tho thread highlights #signedlanguage #gesture talks @HDLSUnm shout out to @c_borstell & @fbisnath who are stepping out of their research zone to talk about preposition usage in #Swedish "On islands in the sea: Swedish preposition usage w/ island nations" @ 3:15pm MT #HDLS14
¡Hola #twitter! necesito un video cortito donse se explique qué es una lengua de signos desde el p.v lingüístico. Necesito que tenga subtítulos en #español... ¿alguna sugerencia?
#signedlanguage #LSE #ASL #lenguadesignos
lacking language, and the implications that has on how wider society views non- or low-vocalizing people and our cognitive and linguistic abilities. #ActuallyAutistic #ASL #SignedLanguage
@IsabelleROCHET @ProfessorOlsen The #signedlanguage #1nt ecosystem in the U.S. operates on an hourly scale, usually with an initial fee that covers up to 2 hours of work. In the #VRI #r1nt world, this often becomes a per-minute rate with a shorter minimum. Here's a slide from a recent webinar panel I was on:
@InterpAmerica @sierraskyit Thanks so much for mentioning #signedlanguage practitioners! I stand ready to help you with resources and referrals. #r1nt #1ntSL
@jhsaseta @EUInterpreters @JungovaHana I am using it in two presentations this Thursday and Friday for #signedlanguage #1nt who are migrating to #r1nt! 😀
#Covid19 worried about the realities when it comes to #JamaicanSignLanguage. Anyone who uses #JSL or I dare say any #SignedLanguage is vulnerable. We touch our faces a lot, all info should be accessible warning the community about the dangers and the precautions needed!
The Tweety Bird Test! Famous among #gesture and #signedlanguage researchers alike. Feat. press author @DLilloMartin, among others: https://t.co/0PO64LCfQC via @JSTOR_Daily
a year in the same departmental hallway as @AdamCSchembri during my PhD & now I regularly include #SignedLanguage & gesture into my #linguistic #anthropology lecture slides. might not have previously thought to do so, tbh. nice what sticks with you through the years.
UVU students and faculty celebrating International Week of the Deaf! #DeafIsHuman #Deaf #SignedLanguage #DeafStudies https://t.co/niZ8N4uutx
Signed language phonemes, or parameters, include:
handshape
location
movement
palm orientation
moves
holds
non-manual markers (facial expressions)
#linguistics #signedlanguage https://t.co/LNUt1lb4QP
So my PSA about avoiding certain ways of writing about the #signedlanguage/spoken language distinction has thrown up an interesting point. It seems some argue that signed languages should be seen as 'spoken languages' in some broader sense? And signers as 'speakers'? Thoughts?
So my PSA about avoiding certain ways of writing about the #signedlanguage/spoken language distinction has thrown up an interesting point. It seems some argue that signed languages should be seen as 'spoken languages' in some broader sense? And signers as 'speakers'? Thoughts?
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