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BSL Level One - Part 2

BSL Level One - Part 2

by Deaf Active North West

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  • Released
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  • March 9, 2019
  • October 1, 2020

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Deaf Active North West
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This app supports students learning British Sign Language at Level 1. It offers regional sign variations and is part two of a series, with more content planned. An ad-free version is available for purchase.

✓Supports Level 1 BSL students
✓Regional sign variations
✓Part two of a learning series
✓Ad-free purchase option
✓Requires internet connection
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What's New in BSL Level One

1.1

October 1, 2020

1. Now you no longer experience video streaming issues 2. Bug fixes & performance improvements

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BSL Level One Part 2

BSL Level One Part 2

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Incorrect signs

some of the signs are wrong like can and cant are the exact sane video and tired is also wronng
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Adverts and Trial App

Personally I don’t think that a person should have to pay to unlock all the features, these apps are used for education, they should be free. Keep the adverts occasionally popping in however the trial version of the app seems unfair. If someone wants to learn BSL as a hobby or whether to communicate with friends and loved ones, that shouldn’t come at a price.
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Tom PringleTom Pringle

Videos do not play after I have purchased the app

It’s a great idea to learn bsl however I have purchased the app and the videos are unable to play. I have tried to send feedback but the app seems to have faults or a bug which doesn’t allow me to send feedback very poor
Lowki makerLowki maker

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FAQ

What is BSL Level One - Part 2?

BSL Level One - Part 2 is an educational app designed to supplement students learning British Sign Language at Level 1. It focuses on specific criteria for this level and is part of a planned series.

Does BSL Level One - Part 2 have ads?

No, BSL Level One - Part 2 is ad-free. Users can enjoy an uninterrupted learning experience without advertisements.

Can I use BSL Level One - Part 2 offline?

No, BSL Level One - Part 2 requires an internet connection to function. Ensure you have a stable connection when using the app.

Are the signs in BSL Level One - Part 2 universal?

The signs used in BSL Level One - Part 2 are regional and may not match every taught curriculum. It's recommended to check if the regional variations align with your course.

What devices support BSL Level One - Part 2?

BSL Level One - Part 2 is available for iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices. It is designed for Apple's mobile operating system.

How often is BSL Level One - Part 2 updated?

The app was last updated on October 1, 2020, with version 1.1. More criteria for British Sign Language Level 1 are planned to be added in the future.

What is the age rating for BSL Level One - Part 2?

BSL Level One - Part 2 has an age rating of 4+. This indicates it is suitable for young learners and general audiences.

How can I report an error in BSL Level One - Part 2?

If you encounter any errors or problems, you can report them by visiting the developer's website (www.deafactive.org) and filling out the contact form on their contact page.