[Sw-l] New German Sign Language dictionary and other developments

Stephen Slevinski slevin at SIGNPUDDLE.NET
Thu Apr 29 12:13:53 UTC 2021


Hi SignWriting list,

It's really great hearing about new developments with SignWriting. 
Recently Shinichiro Nakayama posted two videos from Edogawa Ward, Tokyo. 
He uses SignWriting to teach Japanese Sign Language. * 
https://www.facebook.com/groups/SuttonSignWriting
Searching Twitter, I came across a new German Sign Language dictionary 
available online. It's called sign2mint and it uses SignWriting images 
from Delegs. * https://sign2mint.de 
<https://sign2mint.de/?fbclid=IwAR0eYqQFFZXmgqj_vGAdmjSOm9VOGiMRFSrL_mU_XQEyqN1gnIG551mPcaw> 
* https://delegs.de This week I was contacted about a new secret 
project. I'm not allowed to share any of the details yet. You've 
probably heard of the company. This could be huge. I miss working 
full-time with SignWriting. I'm hoping to return to full-time 
development in the coming years. There is still a lot to do and it's so 
much fun. Regards, -Steve https://steve.signwriting.org

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