SiL
examples
About this site
Designed for my students
This is information intended to help my students understand the material I teach. Basically I collect different natural instances that exemplify different aspects of the linguistics of signed languages.
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All examples used with permission
All of the examples I list on my site here have been used with permission. If you want to use these examples, please cite both this website and the original source. Please do not use this site or the original sources in any products for profit.
If your video footage is included here and want to remove it from this site, please contact me and we will honor your request.
References
All examples and writing on this site are my own. The terms and processes included here are taken from different sources in the signed language literature. Here's a good starting place:
All mistakes are my own
​I created this site with the help of graduate students, Derek Vore and Ashley Anderson, who worked with me as teacher assistants for ASL724 "Signed Language Linguistics for Signed Language Professionals". This resource is not intended to represent Gallaudet University or the department of linguistics at Gallaudet University although I am a faculty member there.
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