American Sign Language (ASL)   Tags: american_sign_language, asl, deaf_culture, finger_signing  

You can easily input (and format) journal articles, books, websites, and other resources for your paper !

RefWorks is a Web-based bibliography and database manager that helps you collect and organize citations and access them from any computer with a Web connection.

RefWorks will even take your list and generate a bibliography of references, using APA, MLA, or another format that you select.

RefWorks provides FAQs, a Quick Start Guide, Tutorials, in depth Help and webinars.

When gathering records from other databases, look for instructions for how to directly export your records to RefWorks.

What are your plans after graduation?  The Modern Language Association (MLA) Job Information List is available online in two versions:  

For Foreign Languages

For English and Linguistics

Click on the tabs above to explore resources that will help you with your research in American Sign Language (ASL). These include reference sources (background information), journal articles and reviews, books, interactive fingerspelling graphics, and other scholarly websites.

There is also a tab for "Related Guides."

Note that a number of the resources listed are available only to the BYU community.

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