Here is a very popular sign for computer that is recognized nationwide. T he dominant "C" hand moves in a circle on the forearm or wrist of the palm-down base hand.

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The sign for technology can be used to mean several related concepts. The dominant hand is in a "five" handshape with the middle finger bent forward at the knuckle.

Apr 4, 2016 · American Sign Language: "program" Think of words on both sides of a sheet of paper.

American Sign Language: "monitor" MONITOR (observe): MONITOR (computer monitor): Draw a square in the air with your index fingertips. Note: If you do this sign "larger" it can mean "board" as in …

RAT: You can modify the sign for mouse by using an "R" and it will mean " RAT." There is another version of "mouse" that I don't see too often. In this version you use your "pinkie." Hold your …

To do the sign for "plug" hold up your non-dominant index finger and then use your dominant-"V"-hand as a plug. (Don't move the non-dominant hand -- just move the dominant hand.)

You could use the fingerspelled version of "off" to turn off an appliance or a computer, but another common and very clear sign is the sign for "power off." This is a good version for such concepts as " …

As time and technology progress, the sign PRINT took on yet another new meaning wherein we show the number 3 and the letter "D" and then the sign PRINT to refer to a "3D printer."

16. "HOW SIGN T-H-A-N-K-S?" (How do you sign "thanks?") 17. "STUDENT, HE/SHE ?" [point at other student] (Is she or he a student?) 18. "THEY LEARN SIGN?" (Are they learning sign language?) 19. …