Bill Vicars also has good online lessons which will teach you some grammar too. http://www.lifeprint.com/
If you learn best by being able to write things down, you might want to check out sign writing. Not everyone knows it, but it can be a helpful tool http://signwriting.org/
Also, if you like music, there are lots of people doing "asl interpretations" of various songs, of varying quality but they can still be instructional. so, for example, you could search for "the lion sleeps tonight asl" and find a bunch of videos.
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Date: 2012-01-14 12:17 pm (UTC)Bill Vicars also has good online lessons which will teach you some grammar too. http://www.lifeprint.com/
If you learn best by being able to write things down, you might want to check out sign writing. Not everyone knows it, but it can be a helpful tool http://signwriting.org/
search for "asl lessons" on youtube. you'll find lots of stuff, like this which covers the "wh" question words http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QG71rLgdB94
Try to sign along with the video.
Also, if you like music, there are lots of people doing "asl interpretations" of various songs, of varying quality but they can still be instructional. so, for example, you could search for "the lion sleeps tonight asl" and find a bunch of videos.
Good luck!