Coding Concepts in American Sign Language by Apple

Coding Concepts in American Sign Language is a free resource featuring two Deaf educators, Will and Tim. They walk through foundational coding concepts including commands, debugging, functions, loops, and conditional logic entirely in ASL, framed through relatable everyday analogies (like comparing debugging to solving a puzzle).

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