Aplicación móvil para Aprender Lengua de Señas Mexicana

Abstract

This article presents the model of a mobile application, as a learning support tool, for children and adults who have a hearing disability or not, learning the Mexican Sign Language. This is to be achieved by means of animated images, a game and a translator who spells the words by means of the dactylographic alphabet. Supported by the Regular Education Support Services Unit (USAER), which is incorporated into the SEP, located in Morelia, Michoacán. Also like the Civil Association "My hands speak to help", which is located in Zitácuaro, Michoacán. Facilitating learning with this mobile application that is designed ad hoc to the eastern region of Michoacán, supported by sign language interpreters. The use of mobile technology allows more people to have access to this type of tools, facilitating learning and teaching. This is intended to human thinking to evolve so that people who have this condition can then contribute their ideas and knowledge in the future.