ASL Games

Impact & transparency

ASL Games Statistics

Current site statistics are shared so learners, families, educators, supporters, and funders can see how ASL Games is growing as educational software.

Impact Update & Media Kit

Last updated: July 3, 2026

Practice video library

Practice Videos Indexed

91

Practice Videos are ordered from oldest to newest so learners can start with Lesson 1 and continue forward.

Practice access

Learning Activities

8

Includes practice videos plus matching, letter quiz, sentence practice, Simon Signs, word search, ASL Tap Challenge, and Camera Alphabet AI.

Digital support

Shop Resources

4

Poster pack, flashcards, themed word searches, and original ASLgames font licensing help support the site.

Accessibility

Access Features

5

Large text, high contrast, reduced motion, text description, and keyboard skip navigation are available across the site.

Community interest

Feedback Screenshots Indexed

58

Private review screenshots are tracked as evidence of community interest and are shared publicly only as approved, anonymized themes.

Public Impact Dashboard

ASL Games tracks privacy-safe signals that help improve the site and show supporters what their support makes possible. Public reports focus on learning value, content growth, accessibility, and community progress.

Community Feedback Support ASL Games

Current Content Snapshot

Growth Snapshot

ASL Games is early, active, and growing. This page will be updated over time with public milestones, content growth, learner activity, accessibility improvements, and community support progress.

DateSnapshotPractice VideosActivitiesShop ResourcesAccessibility Features
2026-07-01Current site snapshot91845

Why These Numbers Matter

Every new practice video, game improvement, printable, and accessibility feature helps make ASL review easier to return to. The goal is steady progress: more useful practice, clearer navigation, and more ways for learners, families, and educators to support free ASL learning.

Supporters help ASL Games add more practice videos, improve mobile access, keep sensory-safe settings available, and build learning tools that respect ASL, Deaf culture, and the diversity of learners.