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From: Jack.O'keeffe.Of.129/26@f26.n129.z1.fidonet.org (Jack O'keeffe Of 129/26)
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Subject: Re: ASL Video Tapes
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[This is from the Silent Talk Conference]

 JS> I don't know if this message ever made it here, so I'll ask
 JS> again...

I hadn't seen it before, Joe, and I've been following SilentTalk
closely.  Thanks for posting again.

 JS> I'm presently taking ASL classes and was wondering if there are
 JS> any video tapes available (instructional) and where they can be
 JS> obtained.

I've been able to check out some ASL tutorial VHS tapes from our
local library, Joe.  The quality varies greatly, just like all other
videotape material.  Inquire at you library.  If they don't have them,
maybe they can get them for you.

Some other sources:

  National Information Center on Deafness
  Gallaudet University - 800 Florida Ave. NE
  Washington, DC 20002
    (ask for information on ASL tutorial videotapes)

  House Ear Institute, P.R. Department
  256 South Lake Street
  Los Angeles, CA 90057
    (ask for the "SEE HEAR" videotape catalog.)

  National Technical Institute of the Deaf
  One Lomb Memorial Drive
  Post Office Box 9887
  Rochester, NY 14623-0887
    (ask for "Catalog of Captioned Educational Videotapes")

There are other sources as well, Joe.  Most of these tapes are kinda
expensive, so you might want to arrange to borrow them for review
before purchasing.  Hope this is helpful.

Jack.

... I never listen!

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