A Cork Student Has Developed An App To Teach Irish Sign Language
The app is called Lámhalingo
It has been developed by Ashton Secondary School student Ugonna Duru, aims to improve the understanding and use of Irish sign language.
The initiative is part of a mentoring program for female students Teen-Turn and it's hoped the project will raise awareness of the deaf community in Ireland and the challenges they face in a hearing world.
A Cork student has developed an app to teach Irish sign language.
— Fiona O'Donovan (@FionaRedFM) February 1, 2021
The app, ‘Lamhalingo’, developed by Aston Secondary School student Ugonna Duru, aims to improve the understanding and use of Irish sign language. More @RedFMNews pic.twitter.com/Jtg8D66dVW
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