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Chapter 6
SignWriting Publications
Published in the USA
1990 - 1997
April & September, 1990
Lessons In SignWriting Textbook,
First Edition (no longer
in print).
This First Edition was the
forerunner to the textbook
used today, Lessons
In SignWriting, Second Edition.
February, 1991
Lessons In SignWriting Workbook,
First Edition (no longer
in print)
Students learn to read and write
ASL, based on the Signing Naturally
Videotapes, published by DawnSignPress.
This workbook is no longer in
print, but a new version is
in progress.
September, 1991
Sutton's American Sign Language
Dictionary, First Edition
850 ASL signs written in SignWriting.
Paper Cover Bound. 56 pages.
Written by members of the Deaf
Action Committee. Prepared with
the SignWriter Computer Program.
This First Edition is no longer
in print. It is the forerunner
to the dictionary used today, the
Second Edition.
1991
NTID Technical Signs Manual
Ten: Science
by the NTID team under the
direction of Dr. Frank Caccamise.
Manual Ten teaches signs used
in Science. SignWriting symbols
are used in the illustrations.
1991
NTID Technical Signs Manual
Eleven: Legal
by the NTID team under the direction
of Dr. Frank Caccamise. Manual
Eleven teaches signs used in
legal matters. SignWriting symbols
are used in the illustrations.
1991-1997
SignWriter
Newsletter.
Written by members of the Deaf
Action Committee. From 1991-1996,
the newsletter was printed and
mailed to around 7,000 people
twice a year. Then in 1996,
mailings ceased and the newsletter
was posted twice a year on the
World Wide Web at https://www.SignWriting.org.
Summer, 1992
Written ASL From Deaf People's
Perspective
Poster presentation by Lucinda
O'Grady Batch. Article discussing
writing signs "down the
page". Presented to an
International Sign Language
Linguistics Research Conference
at UCSD, in La Jolla, California.
1993, 1994, 1995
Sutton's
American Sign Language Dictionary,
written in SignWriting.
This Second Edition includes
over 3000 ASL signs. Comes in
a three-ringed, hard-backed
notebook with 5 sections: 1.
"English-ASL" 2. "ASL-English"
(sample only) 3. "About
This Dictionary" 4. "About
Sign Language", which includes
lessons in reading and writing
ASL grammar using SignWriting
and 5. "About SignWriting",
which teaches SignWriting symbols.
Authors: Deaf Action Committee
and Valerie Sutton. ISBN 0-914336-56-8.
1993, 1994, 1995
SignWriter
Computer Program Package,
version 4.3.
Sign Language Processing Program.
With SignWriter, the signed
languages, fingerspelling,
and spoken languages from
fourteen countries can be
typed by switching country
codes. Commands can appear
on the screen in one of eight
spoken languages: Danish,
English, French, Italian,
Norwegian, Portuguese, Spanish
or Swedish. Fingerspelling
keyboards and signed language
dictionary files are available
for fourteen countries: Belgium,
Brazil, Denmark, France, Ireland,
Italy, Mexico, Nicaragua,
Norway, Portugal, Spain, Sweden,
the UK, and the USA. The USA
dictionary includes over 3000
entries.
SignWriter is designed for
MS-DOS. It can be used on
the Macintosh with SoftPC
or VirtualPC. Requires 640K
bytes of internal memory,
CGA, EGA or VGA graphics,
and about two megabytes hard
disk space. Documents can
be printed on US letter and
A4 sized paper. Three kinds
of printers are supported:
Epson-compatible dot matrix
printers, Hewlett-Packard
compatible inkjet or laser
printers, and Postscript laser
printers. Includes a SignWriter
Instruction Notebook with
five manuals, seven disks,
and full technical support.
Designer and programmer: Richard
Gleaves. Richard is
also the author of the SignWriter
Reference Manual, one of five
manuals in the SignWriter
Instruction Notebook. Shareware
version also downloadable
from the SignWriting Web Site at: https://www.SignWriting.org.
Program Package ISBN: 0-914336-63-0.
1994
Deaf
Perspectives on SignWriting
Video and Booklet
Available in all video formats.
17-minute video featuring four
Deaf native ASL signers discussing
opinions on SignWriting. In
ASL with voice interpretation
in English. Includes booklet
with transcription of the video.
ISBN 0-914336-71-1.
1994, 1995
Lessons
In SignWriting Textbook &
Workbook
by Valerie Sutton. For the
serious SignWriting user.
Lessons In SignWriting is
a practical textbook that
serves as a general reference
book for writing the movements
of any signed language in
the world. Illustrations,
diagrams and photographs are
in American Sign Language.
It teaches every symbol in
the SignWriting system, plus
offers practical applications
for reading and writing. This
Second Edition includes fifteen
lessons in a three-ringed,
hard-backed notebook. A separate
workbook is included, entitled
the "Symbol Workbook".
Textbook ISBN: 0-914336-55-X.
Symbol Workbook ISBN: 0-914336-57-6.
Spring 1995
Lessons
In SignWriting Video Series
& Booklets
Available in all video formats.
Learn SignWriting at home or
in the classroom with these
two educational videos. The
Lessons In SignWriting Video
Series has been shown on USA
cable television as educational
programs. Two Deaf native signers,
Lucinda O'Grady Batch and Kevin
Clark, teach the basics of SignWriting
in American Sign Language (ASL),
with English voice and captions
on the screen. The series includes:
Video 1: Introduction to SignWriting
(21 minutes) and Video 2: SignWriting
Basics (31 minutes). Each video
includes a booklet with a transcription
of the English voice plus a
review of the instruction. Series
ISBN: 0-914336-72-X.
Spring, 1996
SignWriting
Greeting Cards. Card
designs: "Hello!",
"Thank You!", "Get
Well!" and "Happy
Birthday!" written in American
Sign Language in SignWriting.
Spring, 1996 - Spring, 1997
SignWriting Workbook Series.
Five workbooks designed to
encourage students to write
SignWriting on their own.
Series ISBN: 0-914336-58-4.
The series includes...
1. Short Story Workbook
A person flying in an airplane,
a clown, a ballerina dancing,
a family of four, etc. Students
are inspired to write a short
story about the illustrations.
Illustrations by Amy Blake.
2. Cinderella Workbook
The complete story of Cinderella
illustrated on 30 pages. The
students write the story in
SignWriting in their own signed
language. Illustrations by
Jayne Gunderson.
3. Geography Workbook
Illustrations of maps inspire
students to write about geography
and their own country, culture
and history.
4. Marine Workbook
Illustrations of marine life,
fish, shells and ships.
5.USA Photo Workbook
Photos of items used daily
in the USA.
August 7, 1996
Teacher's
Report, SignWriting In Nicaragua
by Darline Clark. Darline
describes her experiences
teaching Deaf children SignWriting
in Nicaragua in the summer
of 1996.
September 20, 1996, First Posting
of
The SignWritingSite on the
World Wide Web.
Special features demonstrating
written signed languages are
posted on the first and third
Mondays of every month.
1996, 1997
Who
Uses SignWriting?
Detailed reports and illustrations
explain how SignWriting is used
in ten countries. This booklet
is updated on a regular basis.
1997, 1998
Second SignWriting Literature
Series.
The series will include, when
completed....
1. Childrens Stories written
in ASL (see below)
2. Poetry written in ASL
3. Deaf Culture & History
written in ASL
The
SignWriting Children's Stories
Series is an exciting
new collection of colorful
booklets written in English
and American Sign Language.
Well known stories come alive
on the page with numerous
color illustrations and SignWriting
symbols showing the movements
of ASL.
1. Goldilocks
And The Three Bears Third
Edition
Written in ASL by Darline
Clark. Illustrations by Tom
and Robin Christ. Posted on
the SignWritingSite, April,
1997. Available in book form September,
1997. ISBN: 0-914336-40-1.
2. Humpty
Dumpty
Written in ASL by Darline
Clark & Dave Gunsauls.
Illustrations by Lisa Moore.
Posted on the SignWritingSite,
September, 1997. Available
in book form September,
1997. ISBN: 0-914336-41-X.
3. Cinderella,
Second Edition (in progress)
Written in ASL by Darline
Clark. Illustrations by Jayne
Gunderson. Part One was posted
on this web site November
3, 1997. Will
be available in book form
January, 1998. ISBN: 0-914336-42-8
4. Snow White (in progress)
Written in ASL by Darline
Clark. Illustrations by Ida
Candelaria.
5. Sleeping Beauty (in
progress)
Written in ASL by Darline
Clark. Illustrations by Ida
Candelaria.
July, 1997
ColumnMaker, Add-On Program
For the SignWriter Computer
Program, v.4.3
Richard Gleaves created this
small "additional program"
that converts horizontal writing
to vertical writing. The user
can print files in either
format. ColumnMaker now comes
with the SignWriter Computer
Program Package (see above).
August, 1997
SignWriter Computer Program,
version 5.0
Richard
Gleaves, who has been the
sole programmer and designer
of the SignWriter Computer Program
for 11 years, passed the baton
to programmer Richard
Kadel, at DTAI,
Inc, in August, 1997. Kadel,
and others at DTAI, will be
creating a new version of SignWriter
in the Java computer programming
language. Sutton is redesigning
and adding to the symbol set,
expanding the program into a
more sophisticated "sign
language processor". It
is hoped that a test version
of SignWriter 5.0 will
be ready in 1998. The program
will be "cross platform",
available on the Macintosh and
Windows.
September 22, 1997
Sutton's American Sign Language
Picture Dictionary written
in SignWriting. First posted
on
the SignWritingSite September
22nd, 1997. Not yet available
in book form. Projected
publication date:
November, 1997. ISBN: 0-914336-50-9.
This First Edition in a
"first attempt" at
a special dictionary for Deaf
children. We hope it will be
useful, for both parents and
teachers, as a language teaching
tool. The signs are written
on one side, the words on the
other, with pictures inbetween.
You can "cover up"
the words to remember the signs,
or "cover up" the
signs, to remember the words.
Vocabulary can be "looked-up"
by word or sign.
The DAC
Deaf Action Committee For
SignWriting
P.O. Box 517, La Jolla, CA.
92038-0517, USA
Voice: (858)456-0098
Fax: (858)456-0020
DAC@SignWriting.org
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Deaf Child Literacy
Research, Brazil
Marianne Stumpf |
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Deaf Literacy
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Mirta Barreto |
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New Testament
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Literature, USA
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Writing 48 Articles
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Nancy Romero |
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A Decade of
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Education, USA
Natasha Westland |
2014
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Ordering Signs
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Education, USA
Charles Butler Neto |
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SignPuddle
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Steve Slevinski |
2014
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DELEGS-Editor
in Classroom
Education,
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Stefan Wöhrmann |
2014
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SignWriter Studio
Software, Honduras
Jonathan Duncan |
2014
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Alternative
ISWA 2010 Fonts
Software, Honduras
Jonathan Duncan |
2014
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SignWriting in Deaf
Education, Tunisia
Balti, Bahri & Laajili |
2014
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Deaf Communication
Education, Brazil
Faulstich, Júnior
& Patrícia Santos |
2014
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SignWriting Teachers
Education, Brazil
Barreto, Souza,
Nascimento & Coelho |
2014
Presentation 18
Deaf Perspectives
Education, Brazil
Barreto, Souza,
Nascimento & Coelho |
2014
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TrueType in Graphite
Software, USA
Steve Slevinski
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2014
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Sign Animating
Education, Canada
André Lemyre |
2014
Presentation 21
SignWriting App
Software, USA
Jake Chasan |
2014
Presentation 22
Children's Books
Literature, Portugal
Rafa Cota Silva |
2014
Presentation 23
TuniSigner Avatar
Software, Tunisia
Bouzid & Jemni |
2014
Presentation 24
Deaf Ed in Brazil
Education, Brazil
Stumpf & Barreto |
2014
Presentation 25
Reading SignWriting
Education, Brazil
Débora Wanderley |
2014
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SW Online Course
Education, Brazil
Barreto, Pereira
& Barbosa |
2014
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Film Online Course
Education, Brazil
Barreto & Goulart |
2014
Presentation 28
Language Analysis
Research USA
Erika Hoffmann |
2014
Presentation 29
SW in Deaf Schools
Education, USA
Denny Voreck |
2014
Presentation 30
SignWriting App
Education, USA
Elena Eroshkin |
2014
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Digital SW Texts
Software, USA
Steve Slevinski |
2014
Presentation 32
SW & Phonology
Research, Brazil
Costa & Barreto |
2014
Presentation 33
SW-OGR
Software, Italy
Borgia & Marsico |
2014
Presentation 34
SignWriting in
Catholic Liturgy
Education, Slovenia
Edi Strouhal |
2014
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Escrita de Sinais
Education, Brazil
Barreto & Barreto |
2014
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SW Terminolgy
Research, Brazil
Lima & Barreto |
2014
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SW Translation
Research, Brazil
Barreto & Oliveira |
2014
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SignWriting in
Music Scores
Literature, USA
Ron Shalom |
2014
Presentation 39
Writing Maltese
Sign Language
Research, Malta
Maria Galea |
2014
Presentation 40
40 Years Writing
Sign Languages:
1974-2014
Research, USA
Valerie Sutton |
2015
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2015
Presentation 41
Javascript Keyboard
Software, Canada
Yair Rand |
2015
Presentation 42
Teacher's Attitudes
SW in Education
Saudi Arabia
AbuShaira, Mahfooz |
2015
Presentation 43
SignWriting Stack
Software, USA
Steve Slevinski |
2015
Presentation 44
DELEGS-Editor
Education, Germany
Stefan Wöhrmann |
2015
Presentation 45
SignWriting
Electronic
Flashcards
Education, Canada
André Lemyre |
2015
Presentation 46
Reading SignWriting
Research, Brazil
Marcos Klüber Kogut |
2015
Presentation 47
SignWriting in Classroom
Education, Portugal
Rafa Cota Silva |
2015
Presentation 48
SignWriting
Journal System
Software, Brazil
Brito, Shintaku,
Ramos & Nascimento |
2015
Presentation 49
SignMaker 2015
Software, USA
Steve Slevinski |
2015
Presentation 50
Nicaraguan
Sign Language
Grammar
Education,Nicaragua
James Shepard-Kegl |
2015
Presentation 51
SignWriting Font
Research, Germany
Lentföhr, Nitschke
& Rutrecht |
2015
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MemoSign Game
Software, Tunisia
Bouzid, Khenissi |
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2016
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Home For
Deaf Children
Education, Peru
Kristina Tworek |
2016
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SignTyp Database
Research, USA
Rachel Channon |
2016
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FSW Formal
SignWriting
Software, USA
Steve Slevinski |
2016
Presentation 56
SignWriting in
Tunisian Deaf
Education, Tunisia
Laajili & Balti |
2016
Presentation 57
Parallel Corpora
Software, Brazil
Alex M. Becker |
2016
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Deaf Writing Skills
Education, Portugal
Jorge Manuel Pinto |
2016
Presentation 59
Bilingual Deaf
Education, Brazil
Almeida & Júnior |
2016
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Bilingual Deaf
Education, Brazil
Daniele Bózoli |
2016
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SignWriting
in Unicode
Software, USA
Steve Slevinski |
2016
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SignPuddle 3.0
Software, USA
Steve Slevinski |
2016
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Peru Sign Dict
Research, Peru
Miguel Mondoñedo |
2016
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Sign Wikipedias
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Valerie Sutton
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