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ELSA Speak is an English learning app with speaking and pronunciation practice, using instant personalized feedback for learners.

EF SET offers English tests covering four skills and two skills, along with practice materials.

Maorma provides Chinese tone practice and community features including comparison, forum, and registration.

ELLLO provides English lessons, natural conversations, grammar resources, and listening activities.

Randall’s ESL Cyber Listening Lab offers English listening lessons using conversations, with activities for related skills.

British Sign Language SignBank introduces BSL through a dictionary, fingerspelling resources, and videos of Deaf people using the language.

The International Sign dictionary provides word entries, example texts, fingerspelling, and category browsing.

SignSchool provides tools and lessons for learning American Sign Language.

The visualization tool offers options and detailed information about American Sign Language.

Sign Language 101 presents hundreds of American Sign Language signs with video demonstrations and category browsing.

ASL-LEX presents a lexical database for exploring and visualizing the American Sign Language lexicon.

Signs teaches American Sign Language with webcam-based AI feedback and lets contributors record signs for its dataset.

ASLCore provides American Sign Language learning resources organized by signs and topics such as alphabet, adaptive reuse, and architecture.

PocketSign teaches American Sign Language through step-by-step video lessons.

StrongASL provides an American Sign Language learning guide and translated signs.

The American Sign Language Dictionary lets users search and compare signs, with more than 40,000 video signs listed.

LifePrint offers free self-study resources for American Sign Language, including signs and lessons.

AnySign provides a free American Sign Language dictionary with more than 1,000 video signs and alphabetical browsing.

The British Sign Language Dictionary lets users search and compare signs, with more than 21,000 video signs listed.

SignWriting introduces Sutton's SignWriting system and provides sign language writing resources.

The multilingual Sign Language Dictionary records more than 1,000 signed words across over 100 years and describes their meaning, use, and history.

SignWiki provides a web and mobile platform for sign language resources and information about its goals.

The NZSL Online dictionary provides reference entries for New Zealand Sign Language learners and users.

Sign Learner is a browser extension that helps users learn sign language while browsing.