I’ve been experimenting with a few mobile apps to improve the efficiency of my interpreting sessions for non-profits. One tool I’ve recently found helpful is an ASL dictionary app that provides quick access to signs while I’m on the go. It’s made a real difference in delivering clearer communication during our humanitarian missions.
I’ve found that using my smartphone to film short clips of signs really helps during prep time. It’s like having my own mini sign language coach in my pocket, but with none of the selfies! Mobile apps can be great, but I still like having a few solid reference books just in case.
I totally get that! I love using an ASL dictionary app during gigs too. Just yesterday, it helped me find a sign on the spot when I was interpreting for a community event.