Sign 4 Me Classic App Reviews

This app is best suited for an ASL learner that can just about, pretty much, sign their first name. Don't let the Avatar's looks fool you, this is a scam. I want my 15 bucks back!

I've being using this app to refer to help my non verbal 4 year old daughter to learn to communicate simple conceps/ words. The price is super! as you 'll find the printed cards with illustrations are expensive.

The creators put a lot of thought into tech and design. Most languages are taught idea by idea or word for word so don't fault the team for not putting forth effort and energy . Bernard Bragg taught his language to hearing persons in this manner .

Has some limitations, but the best app to use because it is 3D and ASL is 3D. Other apps r still drawings and do not clearly show the motion critical to the sign.

I had written a negative review before I finally figured out how to use it. Stick with it. I have a client who is deaf but has limited signing skills, he and I were able to communicate using this, a combination of reading and signing. I was able to slow it down so we could figure it out. This is the best I've seen because you can use words instead of having to spell.

This app is an entertaining way to learn sign language. Being able to move the avatar around allows you to see what each finger,wrist,arm, etc. should be doing.

Updates! Updates! Updates! I can't stress it enough. This app could be a great app if instead of spelling out 50% of words it would actually show the sign for it. $12.99 is a lot of money to pay for something that shows you how to spell a word and not sign it. The virtual Avatar is great and the fact that you can view a sign in different angles is awesome but it needs to show you more signs as opposed to how to spell them.

There are too many words that this doesn't know and just finger spells. They also have chosen to not include any slang/vulgar terms and the avatar just skips those words without any finger spelling. I like the app, but it could be enhanced quite a bit. One of the books on signs I have explains the meaning behind the signs, that would provide a huge benefit as well. For example, the sign for "boy" is to indicate the brim of a baseball cap, knowing that, it makes it very easy to remember. I'd love to see the option of having the explanations. Having said that, I still like this app, I just wish the creators would continue to enhance it. It hasn't changed in years.

This program is not worth the money. If want to learn ASL you should learn it correctly and that won't happen with this program.

If this is the exact English signing no thank you. There is more fingerspelling then signing the word. For as much as this app cost I expected more than just fingerspelling.

Most interesting app for learning sign language.

Terrible! I am a late deafened adult and a novice signer. This is not ASL. Big disappointment and total waste of money.

It not for sure, but it kind of signing English. It signing are boring well because ASL are powerful sign alike hand shape, it real clear!

I saw this app at a Assistive Tech presentation. Went ahead and downloaded it, thinking it was really neat. When you actually try to use it, it has lots of glitches. I tried, "what are you doing?" It didn't like the word you. So don't expect it to translate every word for you. Extremely disappointed. I was hoping to get a little help from this app, as I work with special needs preschoolers. This was not that helpful, especially for the price. Wish to get my $12.00 back.

I was so disappointed with this app. If you need help with sign class this is not the app. It finger-spells to many of the words.

I stopped using this app for a few days and now the sign tab goes black and white glitches.

I just bought this program and on first use I notice that some of the signs are different than what I learned in my ASL 1 class. The word "how" is just one example. What I would like to see is a list of the 11000+ words that this program has and the option to see the sign for those words.

This app is really great! I've learned so much just after the first time I used it!

This is a great idea and concept but there is PLENTY of room for improvement. For instance, there are many common words that aren't in the library (like many numbers, i.e. The sign for fifteen according to the avatar is signing a one followed by a 5). Further, many words are simply finger spelled rather than showing the real sign. This is probably done in order to attest that they have the 11,500 words in their dictionary. For instance, they don't even have the sign for the verb "do" - such a common word, yet the avatar simply finger spells it! There should also be some form of feedback mechanism to send suggestions for signs not in their system yet. This is especially true for the words they just finger spell, which I find to be a total cop out. This app is great as a SUPPLEMENT to other ASL tools like books or flash cards. Given the limited scope of the word pool, I would highly suggest that you have other resources at the ready.

So I bought the app and it's great but there's just one thing I found that a couple of signs were wrong. I have a deaf boyfriend and he said that some were incorrect. But other than that it really is pretty helpful.

the app is overpriced for wat it is. the avatar does alot of finger spelling as opposed to asl. disappointed.

Just got started with this app and what I see I definitely appreciate. I am a special educator for adults with developmental disabilities. This app will enhance our discussions and learning.