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  1. Auslan - Wikipedia

    Auslan is related to British Sign Language (BSL) and New Zealand Sign Language (NZSL); the three have descended from the same parent language, and together comprise the BANZSL language …

  2. Auslan Wiz | Learn Australian Sign Language (Auslan) Online

    Learn Australian Sign Language (Auslan) online for free! Over 500 signs with videos.

  3. Auslan

    Auslan Signbank is a language resources site for Auslan (Australian Sign Language). Auslan is the language of the deaf community in Australia. Here you will find:

  4. Auslan | Accessibility & Inclusion Toolkit

    Auslan is the name coined by the Australian Deaf community for their distinctive sign language. Auslan is a true, natural, and fully accessible visual-spatial language that deaf people use to communicate.

  5. Auslan Basics - YouTube

    Welcome to Auslan Basics, your go-to video dictionary tailored for beginner Auslan learners in years seven and eight!

  6. Signbank - Auslan

    Search for a sign using an English keyword in the search box or browse keywords starting with any letter. Limit search to a category of signs by selecting from the list of topics. The dialect setting …

  7. Learn Auslan - Sign Language Australia

    What is Auslan? Auslan is the name used for Australian Sign Language, and is the natural language signed by members of Australia’s Deaf and hard of hearing community.

  8. Learn Auslan - Australian Sign Language online course

    Welcome to my online course, which aims to teach you some basic Auslan (Australian sign language). You’ll learn both vocab and concepts for how Auslan is used.

  9. Learn Auslan - Beginner Classes | Deaf Connect

    Learn basic skills to communicate with Deaf people in Australian Sign Language on a range of topics that involve simple, everyday language. Study face-to-face or online with our experienced Deaf trainers.

  10. What is Auslan? Here are 7 facts to know - Open Universities Australia

    Jan 21, 2024 · "To put it simply, Auslan is the language used by the Australian Deaf community. It’s a language in its own right, on equal footing with spoken and written English,” says Ravi.