Listed 18 July 2014 · Princeton · New Jersey · United States
SignSchool.
A Princeton student project from 2014 for learning American Sign Language online, still running under the same name and address more than a decade later.
Education
Timeline
- On record
SignSchool was founded in 2014 by Princeton undergraduates Colin Lualdi, Jack Hudson and Evan Corden and won the 2014 TigerLaunch social entrepreneurship track.
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“The best way to learn American Sign Language online”
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- Activity
SignSchool iOS app version 3.0.0 released; updates continued to version 3.0.8 on 18 October 2024.
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As listed on Stompstart
“The best way to learn American Sign Language online”
SignSchool is an online platform for learning American Sign Language. Using a suite of innovative interactive exercises developed in collaboration with renowned ASL instructors and Deaf community members, SignSchool aims to allow anyone with an internet connection to learn ASL and communicate more effectively with the Deaf community.
- Topics
- Education, Language learning
- Location
- Princeton · New Jersey · United States
In our words: The July 2014 listing, filed from Princeton, NJ, while the product was in alpha, described an online platform for learning American Sign Language through interactive exercises developed with ASL instructors and Deaf community members. Its page asked visitors to sign up on a landing page for updates.
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- Website
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