Learn American Sign Language (ASL) Online: Courses and Tools
American Sign Language (ASL) is one of the most popular languages to learn in the United States, and for good reason! ASL opens the door to connecting with millions of people in the Deaf and signing community. ASL is also the third most studied non-English language in the United States, behind Spanish and Chinese.
Because ASL is a visual language, it’s tough to learn from a book alone. Static pictures and text just can’t capture the movement, flow, and expression that bring signing to life. That’s where Signing Savvy comes in. With interactive courses and learning tools, we make learning ASL clear, effective, and—yes—fun!
Available Courses
Intro to Fingerspelling and the Alphabet in American Sign Language
The most important 26 signs you can learn! Every signer needs the alphabet. This beginner-friendly course introduces you to the ASL alphabet and the basics of fingerspelling — an essential part of everyday signing. Fingerspelling is the building block for names, places, and words without signs.
(63 Lessons, 3 hours 8 minutes approx. duration)
More Ways to Learn ASL with Signing Savvy
Learning doesn’t stop with courses! Signing Savvy has a full toolkit to help you practice, play, and grow your signing skills:
- ASL Dictionary – Look up thousands of sign videos with descriptions and helpful memory aids.
- Flashcards, Quizzes & Word Lists – Study, test yourself, and track progress.
- Sentences in ASL – See ASL in action and understand the natural flow of signing.
- Fingerspelling & Numbers – Tools to practice and challenge your speed and accuracy.
- Articles – Explore learning tips, Deaf culture insights, teaching resources, and more.
Why Become a Member?
Membership gives you the full Signing Savvy experience:
- Unlimited access to all courses
- Customizable tools like word lists, flashcards, and quizzes
- A growing library of resources to keep your skills sharp
Whether you’re a student, parent, teacher, or lifelong learner, membership gives you everything you need to learn ASL with confidence.
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