[sw-l] Sorting dictionaries by SSS...

[Kimberley A. Shaw]

Hello Valerie:
I haven't been concentrating much on the picture- or the for-children
dictionaries, but I just gave a copy of the 250-sign ASL dictionary to my
ASL teacher, and he'll be getting a copy of the "abridged" SW manual next
week! Will let you know what the Deaf community in our part of town thinks
of all this.
Best,
Kim

sw-l at majordomo.valenciacc.edu writes:
>SignWriting List
>February 3, 2005
>
>Kimberley A. Shaw wrote:
>> Am very pleased with the Signwriting manual, and am carrying around a
>> 50-page extract of it which I'm using as a ready reference to use when
>> transcribing stuff from my ASL textbook. Am about to begin another
>> semester of ASL study, and know that signwriting will be very helpful.
>> Keep up the great work in Brazil, Switzerland & everywhere else!
>> Kimberley, from Boston MA USA
>
>Thank you, Kimberly...
>Did you know there are some dictionary documents already sorted by SSS
>for you, which you can download and print?
>
>DICTIONARIES SORTED BY SSS...
>
>http://signbank.org/dictionaries/
>
>ASL-English Picture Dictionary 250 signs
>http://www.signwriting.org/archive/docs2/sw0111-US-PictDict-ASL-Eng.pdf
>
>ASL-English without pictures...only SignWriting...250 signs
>http://www.signwriting.org/archive/docs2/sw0113-US-ASL-English-Dict.pdf
>
>Children's Picture Dictionary 50 signs
>http://www.signwriting.org/archive/docs1/sw0078-US-Pict-Dict-1.pdf
>
>