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From:
cmf Date: Mon Aug 28, 2000 2:54 am Subject: Re: biliteracy links, & typing signs & fingerspelling.... | |
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Valerie and the list, Yes, I did print out those instructions for downloading the true SW fonts. I gave a copy to our tech person hoping she would get to installing it on all the computers in the school lab. I think the hearing students at Hodgin would enjoy using the fonts as well. We have the beginning info...now when the school start days begin to 'settle into' a more even tempo...we can look forward to a lot of 'fun' with the SW font. Cecilia Valerie Sutton wrote: > > On 8/24/00, Cecilia Flood wrote: > >He looked at me and signed..."Can make". He proceeded to use the key > >board card and > >generated a sign for hearing aid, the face symbol with the 'ear' > >attachment, a handshape, and two touch contact symbols. He decided he > >was finished with his sentence. I misunderstood his request to finish > >and was directing him to locate the sign for 'finish'. He signed to me, > >'No, you know, period finish'.Andy is way ahead of me. He's using > >punctuation. Anyone looking for that 'link'....that biliteracy link? > > SignWriting List > August 26, 2000 > > Cecilia - > This is very exciting...Andy can clearly type SignWriting!! ;-) > > Have you downloaded the Fingerspelling Fonts yet, and installed them? > The kids will have a blast typing fingerspelling in Microsoft Word, > or paint programs, or WordPad etc - and it may help their English, > biliteracy skills - you never know!? > > Would you like help learning to use the fonts? > > Anybody else want lessons on using the fonts?....I could start > lessons on the SW List... > > -- > > Val ;-) > > ----------------------------- > > Valerie Sutton > > > SignWritingSite: > https://www.SignWriting.org > > To Post A Message To The SW List: > > > SignWriting List Archives: > https://www.egroups.com/group/sw-l |
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