BASL WebQuest

• Watch videos using the links provided in the Google Form

  • 35 minutes plus a 1 page article

• Answer questions on a Google Form 

  • 6 short-answer, plus 3 reflection questions with no minimum word count

• Purchase CEU processing to receive a Certificate of Completion and 0.2 PS PPO CEUs

Explore the powerful history, language, and culture behind Black ASL. Complete this WebQuest and uncover how language reflects identity, resilience, and community.

Content Warning: This activity includes discussions of discrimination and racism. Some content may be emotionally impactful. Please take care while engaging with this material.

Running time: 35 minutes

1 page article

Educational Objectives: 

1. Discuss when and why BASL was developed

2. Identify the differences between ASL and BASL

3. Discuss how segregation impacted language use

This Professional PPO Studies program is offered for 0.2 CEUs at the little/no Content Knowledge Level. Target Audience is interpreters and aspiring interpreters. Activity Code FRC26.007

Flat Rate CEUs recognizes that bias exists in all individuals and is committed to reducing its impact by fostering an inclusive, respectful learning environment. If you require reasonable accommodations to participate, please email info@flatrateceus.com.

Dr. Mish Ktejik, NIC, SC:L, OCHI is an approved RID CMP Sponsor for continuing education activities.

STEP 1: Watch the videos and read the articles using the links provided in the Google Form.

Before beginning, you may want to review the questions in advance and jot down your answers during your WebQuest.

STEP 2: Complete and submit the Google Form. A score of at least 80% is required to earn CEUs. If your score is below 80%, you may resubmit the form.

STEP 3: Purchase CEU processing at any time. The cost includes CEU processing and a Certificate of Completion; access to the videos is not included. All sales are final.

Important: The Google Form and CEU purchase will both ask for your RID number and last name. These must match the RID registry exactly, or your CEUs cannot be processed.