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A Closer Look: Signs for American National Government
“A Closer Look: Signs for American National Government” is an interactive CD and online interactive file featuring signs that might be used in American Government classes at the secondary and postsecondary level. The CD includes video clips of each sign as well as definitions, terms used in context, and cues; video, audio, and text are integrated to provide full access. The “A Closer Look” series of CDs is a great tool for interpreters, students who are deaf, staff in Disability Services offices, sign language instructors, professionals in the field of deafness, and those who wish to increase their sign vocabulary.
To view the online interactive file in a separate browser window, click: A Closer Look: Signs for American National Government
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