Vidylabs creates AI‑powered, ASL‑first literacy tools for K‑12 students, enabling teachers to deliver effective reading instruction to ASL‑native learners. The solution can be deployed as a standalone platform or integrated as a plugin with existing school systems, providing a seamless, two‑way literacy layer that works even when consistent access is limited.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
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Product
Problem
Deaf and hard‑of‑hearing K‑12 students often receive literacy instruction that relies on captions or translation rather than native American Sign Language (ASL), leading to inconsistent access and slower reading development. Teachers also lack time‑efficient tools that integrate with existing school platforms to deliver two‑way ASL‑based instruction.
Solution
Vidylabs offers AI‑powered, ASL‑first literacy tools that provide native‑language instruction for all K‑12 students. The solution is available either as a standalone platform or as a plugin that integrates with a school’s current learning management system, eliminating the need for separate infrastructure. AI drives real‑time sign language generation and recognition, enabling interactive, two‑way lessons that align with standard literacy curricula. The system delivers consistent instruction regardless of classroom resources, and teachers can monitor student progress through built‑in analytics, reducing preparation time. By focusing on ASL rather than simple captioning, the product supports authentic language acquisition and improves reading outcomes for ASL‑first learners.
Target Audience
Primary customers are K‑12 school districts, individual schools, and education leaders seeking inclusive literacy solutions for Deaf and hard‑of‑hearing students, as well as teachers who need efficient ASL‑based instructional tools.
Features
- AI‑generated ASL video content that synchronizes with text to teach phonics, vocabulary, and comprehension
- Real‑time sign recognition for interactive practice and immediate feedback
- Seamless plugin integration with common LMS and SIS platforms (e.g., Canvas, Google Classroom)
- Teacher dashboard with progress tracking, lesson planning tools, and automated reporting
- Adaptive learning engine that personalizes difficulty based on student performance
- Two‑way communication mode allowing students to respond in sign language and receive AI‑validated feedback