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OSD Foundation

The Oklahoma School for the Deaf supports students, schools, and families from across the state who are deaf or hard of hearing. Last year the school served over 500 students from roughly 145 school districts in 58 counties. The school also provides community outreach by way of training and ASL classes. We hope that you will consider supporting the OSD Foundation so we can continue to make an impact. You can donate by clicking the button below.

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FAQ

  • What is the instruction format?

    The video-based lessons are all pre-recorded with a deaf instructor demonstrating signs, often accompanied by text captions and modules for additional support. You can watch them at your own convenience.

  • How long is the class course?

    Each online class (ASL I and ASL II) has eight lessons. Both are self-paced, allowing students to learn at their own speed and revisit lessons as needed.

  • How long will I have access to the videos?

    Lessons are available until May 30th, 2025

  • Who can attend the online class?

    Anyone can attend these classes. Classes are geared for all ages, however, we do suggest an adult take the course with children under the age of 13 to help guide them through and keep their attention. Plus, it is much more fun to learn as a group!

  • Is it possible to become fluent solely through online classes?

    While online classes provide a strong foundation, achieving fluency often requires additional practice with native signers for conversational fluency.

  • Can this course be used for professional development, high school, or college credits?

    No. These classes are non-credit level courses. They are simply community classes in basic conversational American Sign Language.

  • How much does each course cost?

    Classes are free for everyone. However, we ask that you consider making a donation to the OSD Foundation. You can do so by visiting www.osdfoundation.net or by clicking on the ‘Donate Now!’ button at the top of the page.

  • How can I receive a certificate?

    You will receive a certificate of attendance for this course upon completion of all 8 lessons and quizzes. Keep in mind, that this certificate does not qualify/certify you to be an interpreter, teach ASL, or earn professional development/continuing education hours.

  • Do I need any special equipment?

    Typically, just a computer with a reliable internet connection. If you use your organization’s/company’s device, check with your technology department to ensure our site isn’t blocked.

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Reviews/Testimonials

“I had the pleasure of participating in the spring ASL I class this year, and I am very excited to take the ASL II class through your school this fall.”

“My daughter took your ASLI course last year. She thoroughly enjoyed it and would like to sign up for ASL II”

“I completed the ASL I class in the spring of this year and am looking forward to completing the ASL II course as well!”