ASL/BASL Video Contributor – Remote Paid Project
Northern, Floyd County, Kentucky, USA
Listed on 2026-09-20
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Language/Bilingual
Bilingual
Location: Northern
About the Project
Data Force by Trans Perfect is looking for American Sign Language (ASL) and Black American Sign Language (BASL) signers across the United States to participate in a paid remote research project.
The goal of this project is to help make technology more accessible for everyone and promote greater inclusion of Deaf and signing communities in the development of future technologies.
What You'll DoParticipants will record approximately 1,000 short ASL/BASL videos from home
, including phrases, numbers, finger spelling sequences, and conversational prompts.
Each recording is approximately 10 seconds long
. Completing the full set is expected to take approximately 10 hours in total
.
The project can be completed remotely from home using a compatible Apple device.
Compensation$700 USD for completing the project according to the study guidelines.
This is a project-based opportunity and not a full-time employment position.
Who Can ParticipateTo participate, you must:
Be 18 years of age or older
Be fluent in American Sign Language (ASL) and/or Black American Sign Language (BASL)
Currently reside in the United States, excluding Texas, Illinois, and Washington
Be able to understand written English instructions
Be comfortable recording yourself on video
Have a suitable environment at home for recording
Have access to a compatible Apple device:
iPhone 12 or newer
iPad 9th Generation (2021) or newer
Mac Book with M1 chip or newer
iMac with M1 chip or newer
Your contribution will help support the development of technologies that better recognize and represent ASL, BASL, and diverse signing communities
.
You'll participate entirely from home, complete the recordings on your own schedule according to the project instructions, and receive $700 USD upon successful completion of the project according to the study guidelines.
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